Land available for sale South of Franklin with 10.39 acres and 345 feet of road frontage. The property offers the possibility of building a dream home or placing a new manufactured home with a minimum size requirement of 1000 square feet. The location is convenient, being close to I-85 and providing easy access to shopping and dining in Franklin, Newnan, LaGrange, and Carrollton. The property's proximity to educational institutions such as the University of West Georgia in Carrollton, LaGrange College in LaGrange, and West Georgia Technical College in Carrollton and LaGrange could be appealing for potential buyers interested in these amenities. It's worth noting that Tract 2 shows 11.292 acres, but after accounting for two Right-of-way deeds to the Department of Transportation, the sellable acreage is specified as 10.39 acres. However, it's mentioned that no percolation test is available, and one can be obtained at the buyer's expense. A percolation test is typically conducted to assess the soil's ability to absorb and drain water, which is important for determining the feasibility of installing a septic system. Property can be subdivided at buyers expense.
Property Type :
Land
County :
Heard
Style :
Land
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ByOwner last updated this listing 04/29/2024 @ 15:24
MLS: 10205574
SOURCE: Georgia MLS
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