2000 Dabbs Bridge Road

About this home

HOT NORTH PAULDING COUNTY LOCATION! Bring the horses and the 4 wheelers! There's plenty of room to roam here! If you are looking for a beautiful place for a PRIVATE FAMILY COMPOUND or maybe even an ESTATE LOT DEVELOPMENT, you need to check this out! This property also has an open pasture area with creeks and a pond if you want to have cattle or horses! This property is an assemblage of 4 separate adjoining parcels owned by the same family members. The total acreage of all 4 parcels added together is approximately 25 acres. All 4 parcels must be sold together. These parcels are shown strictly by appointment only. This is one of the last large tracts of land still available on beautiful Dabbs Bridge Road. This property borders The Capital at Senators Ridge on the left side and backs up to the Bartow County line. This stunning property features a nice mix of woods and open pasture complete with rippling creeks and a pond. There are many beautiful potential home sites here for a private family compound or divide the property into estate lots for a residential development. Fantastic location between Hwy 61 in Paulding County and Hwy 41 in Cobb County. Very convenient to schools, shopping, dining, golf, winery, Lake Allatoona, LakePoint Sports, and I-75. Property has approximately 311 feet of paved road frontage on Dabbs Bridge Road. This kind of property doesn't come around often. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity that features the combination of an amazing property, an exceptional location, and the highly sought after North Paulding schools! Accuracy of all information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified by interested parties.

Details

Home type

Unimproved Land

County

Paulding County

Lot size (acres)

25

Association fee

$0

Annual tax

$1,652

Tax year

2024

Elementary school

Burnt Hickory

Middle school

Sammy McClure Sr.

High school

North Paulding

Community

Near Schools

Days on market

661

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