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BACK IN THE 1800's, Auraria was the site of the first gold rush in the United States. This 39.2+/- acre tract would have been considered "Uptown" Auraria. Today, the only evidence of that frenzied period is a name and the tailings alongside the creek that flows through the property. The tract is nicely wooded, and some of the hardwoods are massive. This is mountain country, so there's a flat hilltop on the property that starts off sloping gently then plunges down to a small flat-ish bottom to a nice tumble-stone creek. A educated eye will recognize the humps and bulges alongside as old gold-mining activity. Mountain views are seasonal, do some trimming out and you'll have a year-round Blue Ridge Mountain vista. The property is located in a rural area on the south side of Dahlonega, off a gravel road, and a short commute to the 4-lane Hwy. 400. A reasonably priced and interesting property.
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Listed by Victor Dover (#DOVERVICTOR)
Listing Office: Dover Realty & Investments Inc (#VDRC01)
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