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Lot Size
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Home Size7,548 sq ft
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Beds6 beds
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Baths6 baths
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Year Built2007
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Days on Market
Cumming is nestled in Forsyth County and is centrally located between beatiful North Georgia mountains and all of Atlanta’s attractions! Pristine Lake Lanier and nearby mountain towns like Dahlonega provide adventures at every turn. Conveniently located in metro Atlanta’s backyard, Forsyth County encompasses Sawnee Mountain, the Big Creek Greenway, the Chattahoochee River, the Etowah River and a large portion of Lake Lanier’s 550 miles of shoreline.
Forsyth County, is a community that is known for its wide-open country charm but big city proximity. Many Alpharetta based employees call Cumming home and commute south for work.
Cumming is a city in Forsyth County, Georgia, United States, and the sole incorporated area in the county. It is part of the Atlanta metropolitan area. Its population was 5,430 at the 2010 census —Wikipedia
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Lake Lanier by Cumming
One of America’s Favorite Lakes
With more than 7 million visitors every year, Lake Lanier is Georgia’s most popular lake and one of the most popular lakes in the nation. Lake Lanier is one of the most visited Corp of Engineers projects in the country. Fed largely by the Chattahoochee River (but by the Chestatee River, as well), the lake is named for poet Sidney Lanier, who was inspired by the area’s beauty to write his famous “Song of the Chattahoochee.”
Extensive Shoreline, Scenic Elevation
With a surface area of more than 37,000 acres at normal water level, Lake Lanier features almost 700 miles of shoreline across Hall, Forsyth, Dawson, Gwinnett and Lumpkin counties at a beautiful elevation of 1,071 feet.
Olympic-Caliber Recreation – Waterpark, Golf & Conference Center
Lake Lanier has long been a favorite of boaters and jetskiers, as well as canoe, rowing and kayak enthusiasts. The rowing and sprint canoeing events of the 1996 Summer Olympics took place on Lake Lanier, and the Lanier Canoe and Kayak Club hosted the 2003 Canoe Sprint World Championships.
The Holiday and Aqualand marinas are two of the largest freshwater marinas in the world. Boat rentals are available from small pontoon boats to luxury houseboats and group yachting rentals for up to 150 people.
One of the most popular attractions in the area, Lake Lanier Islands includes a mile of shoreline, a beach, and a waterpark with 13 water slides and Georgia’s largest wave pool. The first-class amenities of the islands include a luxury hotel, full-service conference center, a golf course, equestrian center, a zip line and full-service day spas.
Holiday Lights
From mid-November through January, Lake Lanier Islands hosts Magical Nights of Lights, a six-mile animated light display that ends with a holiday village featuring carnival rides, bonfires, a Santa shop and live nativity scene.
The resort on the islands features full-moon parties and an annual Independence Day fireworks show
Cumming Stats
Community Profile of Forsyth and Cumming
Population: 189,340
Unemployment: 6.1% (USA : 7.4%, Georgia : 8.3%)
High School Graduation: 91%
Avg. Household Income: $102,775 (USA: $69,637)
Sales Tax: 7% Total (Local: 3%, State: 4%)
