OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE! SPECIAL OFFER FROM SELLERS - $12,000 seller contribution toward interest rate buydown or buyer's closing costs. Gorgeous nearly 6 acres of beautiful pasture land, located in the highly sought-after community of Allmond Tree Farms. Situated just one mile north of the Fulton/Cherokee county border, this Alpharetta address comes with the advantages of Cherokee county taxes. Here, you'll find a well-established lake community, adorned with mature hardwood trees that exude an upscale rural lifestyle. Surrounded by stunning estate homes and equestrian properties, yet still conveniently located a mere 2 miles away from the 7 Acre Barngrill and the Publix shopping center. In addition, it's just a short 15-minute drive to the vibrant Downtown Milton Crabapple District and a quick 20-minute ride to Downtown Alpharetta and the popular Avalon shopping destination. Furthermore, this property falls within the highly sought-after zoning for Creekview High School. Design your dream home on the splendid homesite that provides breathtaking views of the tranquil pastoral landscape.
Property Type :
Land
Subdivision :
Allmond Tree Farms
County :
Cherokee
Style :
Land
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ByOwner last updated this listing 04/29/2024 @ 15:50
MLS: 10216508
LISTED BY: Todd Kroupa , BHHS14
SOURCE: Georgia MLS
Buyer Agency Compensation: 3%
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