A Rare Legacy Property - 39.5 Acres in Hiram. Nestled in the $1,600,000

Acreage For Sale

A Rare Legacy Property - 39.5 Acres in Hiram. Nestled in the heart of Paulding County, this extraordinary 40-acre +/- parcel has been lovingly held within the same family since the 1950s-its story stretching even further back to the early 1900s. Once a quiet family campground and retreat, this land has witnessed generations of memories beneath its canopy of mature hardwoods and across its gently sloping fields. Tucked just minutes from Hiram's growing town center yet worlds away in peace and character, the property features a stunning blend of open grasslands, rolling topography, and wooded privacy. At its heart lies a picturesque fishing lake, offering serene vistas and the promise of future gatherings, sunsets, and reflections. Zoned R-2, the property allows for one home per half-acre, and it may be subdivided into three smaller parcels without additional approvals. Buyers with vision can explore broader development options, subject to county approval-but the land also calls to those who recognize the beauty in preservation. Whether envisioned as a family estate, a private retreat, or a thoughtfully planned community, the opportunities here are rich with potential. Bordered by stately hardwood trees and bathed in golden light through the seasons, this is not just a property-it's a piece of Georgia history ready to be shaped by its next steward. Imagine owning this land, walking its gently sloped trails, casting a line into the lake at dusk, and creating a legacy of your own on one of Paulding County's rarest offerings. This remarkable parcel sits approximately 3 miles east of downtown Hiram-also known as Hiram Town Center-placing it just a 5-7 minute drive from shopping, dining, grocery stores, and everyday conveniences. Families and future residents will appreciate the proximity to several local parks, including Taylor Farm Park with walking trails, sports courts, and event pavilions, and Ben Hill Strickland Sr. Memorial Park, known for its amphitheater and seasonal community events.