2701 Conns Creek #53

About this home

Coming soon to Lot 53, a beautiful 5-acre estate homesite at Sanctuaire Farms, a 460-acre gated homestead community in Ball Ground created for those seeking a lifestyle rooted in purpose, privacy and connection to the land. Built by Raines Residential, this exceptional Southern Living home design will feature 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths and approximately 4,218 square feet. Sanctuaire Farms features just 54 estate-sized homesites ranging from 5 to 19+ acres, offering owners the opportunity to create everything from a peaceful country retreat to a family compound or working farmstead. At the heart of the community is The Grange, a private 40-acre working amenity farm featuring the Gathering Barn, Veggie Barn, farmers market and artist pavilions, greenhouse, dairy barn, workshop, prayer garden and event lawn. Residents can enjoy farm-to-table dinners, CSA subscriptions, seasonal events, educational programming, gardening and opportunities to participate in sustainable agriculture. More than a home, Lot 53 offers five acres to create a true legacy property where land, lifestyle and intentional living come together. More details on this exciting new Raines Residential home coming soon.

Details

Home type

Single Family Residence

County

Cherokee County

Year built

2026

Lot size (acres)

5

Association fee

$250

Association fee frequency

Monthly

Annual tax

$0

Elementary school

Ball Ground

Middle school

Cherokee - Other

High school

Creekview

Heating

Central, Electric, Forced Air

Cooling

Central Air, Electric

Appliances

Dishwasher, Disposal, Gas Cooktop, Gas Range, Microwave, Range Hood

Flooring

Carpet, Hardwood, Luxury Vinyl, Other

Basement

None

Parking

Detached, Storage

Levels

Two

Style

Country, Ranch, Traditional

Interior

Crown Molding, Entrance Foyer, High Ceilings 9 ft Upper, High Ceilings 10 ft Main, Walk-In Closet(s), Other

Exterior

Garden, Other

Community

Clubhouse, Gated, Homeowners Assoc

Pool

None

Days on market

351

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