568 Franklin Goldmine Road, Cumming, GA 30028

Property Description

Set across approximately 31.42 acres in Cherokee County, this exceptional Cumming property combines open pasture, mature hardwoods, gently rolling terrain, and a private lake in a setting that feels both expansive and secluded. Currently zoned agricultural, the property offers outstanding potential for a private residential estate, equestrian use, multigenerational living, recreation, or future development, subject to applicable approvals and buyer due diligence. Improved pasture extends across multiple portions of the acreage, creating generous usable space for horses, livestock, recreation, or a future homesite. Mature trees provide natural buffers throughout the property, while substantial road frontage allows convenient access without sacrificing the sense of privacy found deeper within the tract. With more than 31 acres in one contiguous tract, the property presents a rare opportunity to create a distinctive private estate or agricultural setting with room for paddocks, barns, trails, and gardens. Its combination of usable land, water, mature trees, and location makes it especially versatile for a wide range of long-term plans. Located in the Free Home area of Cherokee County and approximately three miles from Hawks Ridge Golf Club. Conveniently located less than 10 minutes from Publix and Cherokee Feed and Seed. The property is zoned for Free Home Elementary, Creekland Middle, and Creekview High School. The private lake serves as a striking centerpiece, framed by wooded areas and open land. Several portions of the property offer attractive potential homesites, including open and elevated areas with views across the acreage and water. According to current GIS/FEMA mapping, the property is not within any floodplains. The lake dam has been inspected and is currently classified by Georgia EPD as a Category II dam. A Category II classification generally reflects a lower hazard category based on the potential consequences associated with a dam failure. Inspection and dam documentation are available for review during due diligence.