Description

Located in Oakwood.1.69 Acre Lot- 5 minutes from Lake Lanier - Gainesville, Georgia 15 minutes to downtown, I-985, shops and restaurants, and other amenities The property taxes are less than $1000 per year. Live the good life and enjoy the changing of seasons in Georgia minus the snow. Use the shovel to build your dream home and plant your garden oasis. This wonderful property is an hour northeast of Atlanta, Georgia along I -985, and east of Lake Lanier. Boat docks, campgrounds and parks are scattered around the 700 miles of shorelines of Lake Lanier. The two largest cities are Buford and Gainesville. Similar lots sold for $147,000 and higher. It is located at 4604 Lanier Blvd, Oakwood. GA. There is no HOA in this community! You're only ten minutes away from local stores and shops and restaurants in the area with access to Lake Lanier for outdoor fun. VALENTINE SALE $52,000!!! Seller financing is available. Cash offer is $50,000!!!!. Call or text 407 435-9092 (Richard) / EMAIL: Movethatland@yahoo.com Status: Available County: Hall Size: 1.69 Acres Address: 4604 Lanier Blvd. Oakwood, GA Zoning: Residential ; No mobile homes allowed, minimal living area is to be 1000 sq ft Terrain: Flat and slopes downward towards the back of the property Road Access: Paved HOA: None Electricity: Utility Pole on Property Water: Public Sewer: Septic needed Survey: Yes Coordinates: 34.254165, -83.909654 Contact: Call or text 407 435-9092 (RICHARD) More info: Website: http://thelandisyours.com Disclaimer: Buyer is responsible for verifying all information with the County as to what can be done with the property. Buyer will need to work with the County to obtain the proper permits if needed. Buyer will also need to confirm the availability of any utilities needed or serviced on the property. Seller makes no warranties or representations about the land, its condition, or what can be built on the property. Buyer is required to perform their own due diligence regarding the availability and cost of utilities required for their needs.