30 Cornish Trace Drive, Covington, GA 30014 - Newton County

Discover the perfect canvas for your dream home in the heart of the distinguished Cornish Trace community, where luxury meets tranquility. This exceptional four acre estate offers an unrivaled opportunity to build a bespoke residence tailored to your highest standards of elegance and comfort. Nestled on a serene street, this property is more than just land; it\'s the gateway to a lifestyle where peace and nature blend seamlessly. The gracefully graded acres await your vision, backed by the convenience of a pre-installed retaining wall that introduces an impressive entrance to your future abode. The allure of this estate is heightened by its idyllic location. A mere stone\'s throw away, Lake Varner offer an oasis of relaxation and recreation. Indulge in the simple pleasures of fishing at the pier, launching a boat for a tranquil day on the water, or exploring nature trails that weave through the landscape. For families, picnic pavilions, barbecue grills, and a playful playground promise endless days of joy and laughter under the sun. The new 170 acre Covington Town Center is nearby, Lake Varner, Cornish Creek too. The area is booming. Yet, convenience is never compromised. Positioned only 15 minutes from the heart of Covington, you have swift access to a vibrant selection of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. This is a wonderful opportunity for a builder/developer or investor/purchaser to build in a promising, appreciating area. 30 Cornish Trace Drive is not just an address; it\'s a promise of life in harmony with nature without sacrificing the conveniences of modern living. Here, your dream home awaits, set against a backdrop of natural beauty and community charm. Seize this unparalleled opportunity to craft your sanctuary of serenity and sophistication. "You win with Glen".

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