3031 Dawsonville Highway, Gainesville, GA 30506 | MLS #10733943

$749,500 PRICE

$749,500

3031 DAWSONVILLE HWY

Gainesville, GA 30506

Bedrooms

5.5

Bathrooms

3,237

Sq Ft

Lot Size Sqft

435,600

Year Built

1997

HOA

None

Type

Single Family

Days on Market

Status

Active

Facts & Features

Bedrooms & Bathrooms

Bedrooms3
Bathrooms5.5
Full bathrooms5

Appliances

IncludedCooktop, Dishwasher, Double Oven, Refrigerator

Interior Features

FlooringCarpet,Hardwood,Vinyl
Has basementYes

Interior Area

Total structure area3,237 sqft
Total livable area3,237 sqft

Parking

FeaturesGarage, Attached, Garage Door Opener, Side/Rear Entrance

Lot Details

Size10 Acres
FeaturesPrivate
Parcel number10046 000005A

Construction

Home typeSingle Family
MaterialsVinyl Siding
RoofComposition
Year built1997

Community & HOA

RegionGainesville, GA

Financial & Listing Details

Price per sqft$232/sqft
Date on market04/16/2026
Days on market9 days

Description

Ten private acres in North Georgia don't come available often, and this property makes a strong case for what that kind of land can become. Tucked back from the road with mature hardwoods and open sky in every direction, the seclusion here is genuine - this is the kind of privacy that's increasingly hard to find at any price point in the North Georgia corridor. The farmhouse has wide, comfortable living spaces across an open-concept main level, with a primary suite that offers a generous footprint. The home is move-in ready while leaving plenty of room for updates that reflect your taste and priorities - a straightforward starting point rather than a project that requires rebuilding from scratch. The land itself is the real draw. Gently rolling terrain and open acreage make it well-suited for equestrian use, a hobby farm, or a private retreat. There's also ample room for a serious kitchen garden - the kind that actually supports a farm-to-table lifestyle and a more self-sustained way of living, both increasingly rare and increasingly sought after this close to Gainesville. Mornings start on the porch with long views across your own land. The setting feels removed from the pace of everyday life, though shopping, dining, and local amenities are close by - something most suburbs simply can't offer. Ample usable acres, a solid home with room to grow into, and a location that hasn't lost its appeal - this one is worth a look.