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5325 Browns Bridge Rd - Mashburn Estate 54.95 Acres of Residential Land Offered at $7,425,000 in Cumming, GA 30041



INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
- Three miles from 400.
- The property also includes two dock permits with great water on Lake Lanier.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Introducing an extraordinary opportunity to own a beautiful piece of property with 500 feet of shoreline on the highly sought-after Lake Lanier. This family-held estate, offered for the first time, spans approximately 55 acres across four parcels in prestigious Forsyth County—with prime road frontage on Browns Bridge Road and direct lake access via scenic Six Mile Creek.
Zoned Lake Residential, this property offers remarkable development potential where by developers can envision a vibrant community of around 40 spacious lots, each meeting the 30,000 sq ft minimum lot size requirement.
Adding even more value, the property includes two transferable 32' x 32' dock permits with upgrade possibilities—an increasingly rare asset on Lake Lanier.
The land features gentle rolling hills, open grazing pastures, natural springs, and creek views—offering a picturesque canvas for a luxury lakefront neighborhood, equestrian estate, or a thoughtfully planned mixed-use development.
Conveniently located just three miles from GA-400, this exceptional property blends natural beauty with accessibility. An existing four-bedroom ranch-style home, built in 1972, sits on the property and could serve as a temporary residence or development office.
This is more than just land—it's an opportunity to craft a lifestyle community with all the elements buyers dream of: space, scenery, water access, and convenience. Opportunities like this are rare and fleeting. Whether you’re a builder, developer, or visionary investor, this property checks every box.
Contact us today to explore the full potential of this one-of-a-kind offering on Lake Lanier.
PROPERTY FACTS
1 LOT AVAILABLE
Lot
| Price | $7,425,000 | Lot Size | 54.95 AC |
| Price Per AC | $135,122.84 |
| Price | $7,425,000 |
| Price Per AC | $135,122.84 |
| Lot Size | 54.95 AC |
An initial assessment by a builder/developer indicates exceptional potential for residential development, with current zoning allowing single family lots at a minimum of 30,000 square feet. The property includes two 32x32 dock permits.
DESCRIPTION
Currently have Multiple LOI’s and Offers. Calling for LOI’s or Offers: Due 6:00PM EST August 21, 2024 Current Zoning: Lake Residential An initial assessment by a builder/developer indicates exceptional potential for residential development, with zoning allowing approximately 1.71 units per acre (Lake Residential). The property includes two dock permits on Lake Lanier with upgrade potential. The minimum lot size is 25,500 square feet, translating to an estimated 52 lots over approximately 30 usable acres, perfect for creating a vibrant and desirable neighborhood. This is the first time this family estate, comprising four parcels totaling 55 acres, is being offered for sale. The property boasts ample road frontage on Browns Bridge Road in Forsyth County, with lake frontage on Six Mile Creek, located just three miles from GA-400. Additionally, the estate includes a four-bedroom ranch built in 1972. Imagine a community designed to provide the lifestyle many of us desire, with beautiful rolling hills, views of creeks and springs, and access to Lake Lanier. The cleared pastures offer the perfect setting for an equestrian estate or luxurious residential development. This unique opportunity with endless possibilities won't last long. Whether you envision a residential development, an equestrian estate, or a mixed-use project, this property offers the perfect canvas to create a thriving community. Take action now to secure this rare offering and turn your vision into reality. Contact us today for more information and to explore the potential of this exceptional property.
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5325 Browns Bridge Rd - Mashburn Estate
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