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4430 McCuller RD, Loganville Active

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Asking price
$125,000
Lot size
1.56 acres
Price / acre
$80,128.21
Sale type
Property subtype
RESID
Lot size
1.56 acres
Zoning
Frontage
Listing #
EN-14726
MLS #
10789304

Discover the potential of this 1.56-acre open lot on McCullers Rd in Loganville, GA. Featuring level topography and approximately 221 feet of road frontage, this property offers a practical layout for buyers looking to plan a future homesite with room for outdoor space, privacy, or additional yard use. Electricity and public water are nearby, while septic is needed. Buyer to verify utility availability, connection requirements, septic approval, zoning, and intended use. Zoned RA-200 Agriculture-Residence, the property supports the appeal of a low-density residential setting with a more rural feel, while still being close to the conveniences of Loganville. Gwinnett County's RA-200 district is intended for agriculture, forestry, and very low-density residential uses, making this zoning a strong fit for buyers seeking more space and a less crowded setting. The surrounding Loganville area offers a convenient mix of shopping, dining, grocery stores, schools, parks, and everyday services. Families will appreciate access to local recreation, community activities, and nearby suburban amenities, while commuters benefit from proximity to Snellville, Grayson, Lawrenceville, Monroe, Athens, and the greater Atlanta metro area. With its open land, level terrain, usable frontage, and peaceful setting, this lot is a great opportunity for buyers looking to build in a growing area while still enjoying extra space and flexibility.

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Listed by Coldwell Banker Kinard Realty
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