2060 Back Valley Rd Trenton, GA 30752
This exceptional offering presents a unique investment opportunity in Dade County, Georgia. The property encompasses a thriving 18-hole championship golf course, a recently renovated clubhouse complete with a restaurant and bar, and approximately 482 acres of undeveloped land ripe for development. Conveniently located near Trenton, Georgia, this expansive property boasts easy access to Chattanooga, Tennessee, and major transportation routes like I-59 and Route 31. A preliminary master plan envisions the creation of over 700 residential lots across 12 gated communities, catering to an active lifestyle. This plan also includes a retail village, general store, and a community center, in addition to the existing golf course amenities. The property's location in northwestern Georgia, near the Alabama and Tennessee borders, offers a desirable retirement destination due to its affordability and pleasant climate. While the existing master plan provides a strong foundation, new owners have the flexibility to develop their own vision, subject to Dade County's subdivision regulations. This is a rare chance to acquire a cash-flowing golf course business alongside significant development potential, creating a compelling investment opportunity with diverse revenue streams. The property's size and strategic location make it an ideal candidate for a large-scale residential and commercial development project.
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Trenton Golf Club Golf Course
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The 1945 Restaurant
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