Discover privacy with No HOA, usable acreage and incredible potential at 5626 Cool Springs Road! Situated on a newly surveyed 7.105-acre tract with approximately 708 feet of road frontage, this spacious ranch-style home offers 1,863 square feet on the main level, four bedrooms, a large laundry room, multiple flex spaces and an attached garage. New flooring has recently been installed in the living area and an adjoining room. The home also retains charming original features, including a whole-house attic fan and intercom system, while multiple natural gas heaters provide a dependable secondary heat source during power outages. An additional 522-square-foot unfinished basement provides excellent storage, workshop or future-use potential. Recent basement improvements include cleaning, sealing and painting, new windows, a new exterior door and screen, framed openings and extensive interior and exterior waterproofing work. Electrical improvements include a new panel box and rewiring in the basement, and the power line from the pole to the basement has been placed underground. Outside, the property presents beautifully with a new roof installed in 2025, selected roof decking replaced, refreshed landscaping and grading completed around the home to improve drainage. Enjoy the peaceful setting from the covered back porch or explore the usable acreage and small creek toward the rear of the property. With generous road frontage and room to spread out, the land may offer potential for additional homesites, a family compound, gardens, recreation or other possibilities, subject to county approval. Located in a quiet, private area within walking distance of Cool Springs Park, this property combines country living, valuable improvements and outstanding potential. The interior is ready for additional updating, giving the next owner an opportunity to make it their own while benefiting from many of the major exterior, basement and electrical improvements already completed. Buyer to verify school assignments with Hall County Schools.
