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Sunset & Mountain-View Mini-Farm or Family Estate Sites — 26.14± Acres
Imagine a place where generations can gather, build, and grow together — a rare stretch of North Georgia countryside with room for multiple family homes (3-6 possible home sites with stunning views in all directions), farming, recreation, A mere 4 mile drive from Carter’s lake, and endless sunsets with 360 degree mountain views.


At 840–860 feet elevation, the hilltops on this property are the highest points for miles around and feature some of the best vistas in the area. From its pleasingly level hilltops and gentle knolls, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of Fort Mountain, sunrise to the east, and sunset to the west. The large flat hilltops offer several ideal building sites for a main residence, guest cottages, or family mini-farms — even the potential for future subdivision if desired.


Conveniently located just 4 miles from Carters Lake for boating and fishing, and 30 minutes from the Cohutta Wilderness with miles of trails for hiking and horseback riding, this property is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. Despite its peaceful seclusion, you’re less than 45 minutes to Dalton, Cartersville, and Ball Ground — and about an hour from Chattanooga or Rome — offering access to strong job markets and vibrant cultural life.


Hunting, hiking, horseback riding, ATV, mountain biking, farming, timber, and gardening are literally all right at your doorstep on your own land.


Once up the first hill, a ridge runs east to west across the tops of the hills through the property, creating easy access across multiple flat knolls and several gently sloping, buildable areas. The land is unrestricted, giving you the freedom to shape it to your vision. A small creek crosses the acreage, and Red Bud Creek touches the northwest border, inviting exploration, horseback, and hiking. The property is accessed via a 20-foot easement from Pack Road, complete with a culvert bridge over Red Bud Creek (and another crossing over the smaller creek) that leads to the base of the hills.

Covered primarily in mature hardwoods with mixed pines along the slopes, the property is almost entirely hike able — a versatile landscape ready for your dream homestead, family retreat, or legacy farm.