3.9 Acres total Near Lake Chatuge - Utilities in Place - Incredible Investment Opportunity! Tiny and manufacturing homes allowed! Discover the potential of this unique 3.9-acre property made up of 5 adjoining lots (separated in 3 parcels) in beautiful Towns County, Georgia, just 1 minute from Lake Chatuge and 5 from Downtown Hiawassee. This property offers a rare opportunity for investors, builders, or anyone looking to create a private mountain retreat. With two separate access points, the layout provides excellent flexibility and may offer the potential for multiple homesites, subject to county approval. Property Features: - 3.9 total acres. - 5 adjoining lots (separated in 3 parcel numbers). - No HOA. - 1 Minute from Lake Chatuge. - Existing public water meter (public water). - Existing electricity service. - Existing septic system (buyer to verify condition). - Paved Street. - Second access from the upper portion of the property (to be developed, as of now it is a trail) - Rolling terrain with a mix of usable and wooded areas. - Excellent privacy while still being convenient to Hiawassee, restaurants, shopping, hiking, boating, and mountain attractions - Topography: level, rolling, slope and steep areas. A 57x12 ft, 1976 single-wide mobile home (no title), two campers, and miscellaneous items currently remain on the property. The property is being sold as-is, giving the next owner the opportunity to renovate, remove the existing improvements, or develop the property to suit their vision. Whether you're looking for a mountain getaway, future homesites, vacation rentals, or a long-term investment, this property offers outstanding potential in one of North Georgia's most desirable lake and mountain areas. Great opportunity to build one home for you and another and enjoy privacy! Love animals? Here you won't have HOA restrictions, you will be able to raise chickens, goats and/or other animals! Don't miss this opportunity to own acreage with existing utilities already in place near Lake Chatuge! Buyer to verify the condition of the house. Enter at your own risk. Buyer is responsible for verifying acreage, utilities, septic condition, zoning, and any future development possibilities.