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3239 Five Forks Trickum RD SW, Lilburn Sold

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This property has been sold and is no longer accepting inquiries. It remains listed for reference.
Asking price
$325,000
Lot size
1.42 acres
Price / acre
$228,873.24
Sale type
Property subtype
RESID
Lot size
1.42 acres
Zoning
Frontage
Listing #
EN-18593
MLS #
10167414

Own a piece of Gwinnett history! This home was built in 1830 and is on a level, roughly 1.42 acre corner lot. This property is ideal for renovating the existing home, building a new single family home, OR developing townhomes or multi-family properties. The den and main level owner's bedroom have fireplaces. There is an additional "flex" space addition off the kitchen. There are 2 bedrooms downstairs and 2 additional bedrooms upstairs. Zoned for the Brookwood High School district. Convenient to Emory, Decatur, Downtown Lilburn, Highway 78, and close to all life's conveniences and necessities: grocery stores, emergency medical care, restaurants, schools, plus all the beautiful Gwinnett County Public Parks and Trails. The home is occupied - Please DO NOT GO ONTO THE PROPERTY without an appointment. CONTACT GWINNETT COUNTY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW THIS PROPERTY MAY BE USED/REDEVELOPED

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