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Do not miss this rare opportunity to purchase one of Gwinnett County's greatest and oldest family estates. Property is offered for sale for the first time ever! This extraordinary 42 +/- acres of pristine land is not only breathtakingly beautiful, it is also perfect for any investor, developer, home builder, family compound or private estate because of the topography. It is comprised of 5 parcels (R5200-033, R5217-038, R5217-011, R5217-094 and R5217-026). Each parcel contains a residential dwelling, with 4 out of the 5 dwellings being income producing! Owners may consider selling Parcel #'s (R5217-038 and R5217-094) total 8.99 +/- acres separately, leaving 33.01 +/- acres for another development. The primary dwelling is a very solid, custom built brick ranch home with an unfinished basement, which could easily be converted into a club house while you develop a neighborhood around it.Current zoning is Residential/Agricultural, but could easily be rezoned. Commercial & office zoning are 1/4 miles of this property, there is also major residential development in the area that range $550K & up. Lots of road frontage with all utilities already in place. Conveniently located on Grayson New Hope Rd, close to Sugarloaf Pkwy, Hwy 316, walking distance to Tribble Mill Park, close to Downtown Grayson, Downtown Lawrenceville and in Archer High School District.
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Gwinnett County is one of the largest and most populous counties in the Atlanta metro area, having grown substantially over recent decades from a mix of suburban expansion and significant in-migration, including a notably diverse population base spanning many ethnicities and countries of origin. Household incomes tend to be middle to upper-middle class on average, though there's considerable variation across its many distinct cities and unincorporated areas, some more affluent and some more working-class. The local economy is diversified rather than dependent on a single industry, supported by retail, logistics, healthcare, and small business activity tied to its dense residential population and proximity to Atlanta. For someone evaluating a small business purchase, this suggests a generally stable, growing customer base with steady demand, but success will likely depend heavily on the specific neighborhood, competition, and how well the business serves the area's diverse community.