These homes for sale in and near Cartersville are great options for large families.
These homes with five or more bedrooms are priced at $150,000 or less. Click on a photo to see a description or an address for complete listing information on AOL Real Estate, where you'll find helpful tools and contact information.
What should be in this historic building in downtown Cartersville? Tell us in the comments.
This historic, but longtime, largely vacant building in downtown Cartersville once housed Steins and later became Moon River Cafe and Brewery. What would you like to see in the old structure at 101 W. Main St. that in December was the scene of a multiple-alarm call for Cartersville fire crews? Help us fill in the blank. Tell us in the comments what should be there now.
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The massive Emerson sports complex is set for The Miracle League, LakePoint Church and lake, outdoor adventure and medical research areas.
With a revamped website, LakePoint Sporting Community & Town Center has released more details on plans for the Emerson development Commissioner Clarence Brown called "the biggest thing Bartow has seen," which developers now say will attract 4 million visitors a year and include 5 million square feet of commercial offerings. In its new Local Community section, LakePoint encourages its visitors to support Bartow businesses and offers a service to identify and find local establishments. Perhaps more important to the locals—because LakePoint is expected to bring thousands of jobs and become one of the largest employers in northwest Georgia—is the website's new Jobs tab. It says construction jobs related to the more than 1,400-acre mixed-use …
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10:07 am on Thursday, September 13, 2012
Sincerely hope that LakePoint becomes a reality but looking iffy right now. Delays like this are almost always due to financing problems. Will be a huge disappointment if the project craters. more ›
The price for the Holiday Inn in Cartersville has been reduced to about $27,000 per room.
An older Cartersville hotel is for sale at a reduced price, according to a loopnet.com listing. Holiday Inn near Tellus Science Museum, which competes with newer hotels Hampton Inn and Hilton Garden Inn, is listed for $3.85 million, or nearly $27,000 for each of the 144 rooms. The two-story, interior corridor hotel built in 1973 includes an outdoor pool, restaurant, meeting facilities, business area, fitness center and breakfast space. It nets income of nearly $256,000 a year, and the asking price is a little more than two times its current room revenue.
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4:04 pm on Monday, March 12, 2012
Does anyone know who currently owns this hotel?? more ›
Our weekly list of food scores includes Cartersville restaurants and lodging facilities inspected from March 5 to 9.
Bartow County Environmental Health conducts inspections of local establishments to give patrons a snapshot of the operations of the businesses. Its goal is to provide consumers information to help protect themselves from the risk factors linked to illness and injury. Items on inspection lists have point values ranging from 1 to 9 points and are deducted from a best possible score of 100. Higher points are deducted for items with higher risks to cause illness. Repeat violations also cost establishments more points. Cartersville restaurants, eateries, food stores and boarding facilities inspected during the last week were: APPALACHIAN GRILL—95-A View Last inspection Last 5 Inspections CHURCH'S CHICKEN—79-C View Last inspection Last 5 …
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Check out these homes, many of which offer open houses this weekend, available in Cartersville and nearby.
This week, we feature available houses with open houses set for the weekend and new listings ranging in price from $132,500 for a three-bedroom country traditional home on Amberidge Drive in Cartersville to a five-bedroom, custom-built estate home on Aviary Trace in Acworth for $799,900. OPEN HOUSE: 1 to 4 p.m., Sunday, March 11 199 Amberidge Drive, Cartersville—$132,500, Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, one half-bathroom JUST LISTED 222 Bates Road, Cartersville—$250,000. Four bedrooms, four bathrooms OPEN HOUSE: 2 to 5, Sunday, March 11 3303 Aviary Trace, Acworth—$799,900. Five bedrooms, five bathrooms, two half-baths OPEN HOUSE: 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday, March 11 1658 Valor Ridge Drive, Kennesaw—$354,900. Six bedrooms, seven bathrooms OPEN …
The ordinance adopted by Commissioner Clarence Brown and effective May 1 requires dealers and brokers transmit electronic records to the Bartow County Sheriff's Office.
A new county ordinance will help investigators find stolen property, but cost pawn shops, pawnbrokers and precious metals dealers, who will be required to produce digital records of transactions. Commissioner Clarence Brown approved Bartow's Fair Business Practices Act, effective May 1, as requested by Sheriff Clark Millsap following investigators' "difficulty with tracking and recovering stolen items, which are often unwittingly accepted by pawnshops, secondhand dealers and precious metal dealers," the ordinance says. Via a Business Watch International database, the businesses will be required to submit to the Bartow County Sheriff's Office information on each transaction, including photos of the customer and items pawned or sold. That …
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5:43 pm on Monday, March 12, 2012
Gwinnett County has been doing this for years, I wonder if anyone asked if their crime has went down, if the rate of recovery on stolen property has increased, or if its just another CMA from a lazy law enforcement agency. more ›
A total of 21 companies announced projects to invest a cumulative $207.5 million in the county, including 12 in Cartersville for 198 new jobs and a total $48 million investment.
With 722 permanent jobs created and plans for more than 950 construction jobs that either have or will come to fruition, 2011 was a good year for economic development in Bartow, according to an annual report. Highlights of the recent Cartersville-Bartow County Department of Economic Development update include the expansions or new investments of 19 manufacturers; Georgia Highlands College and its new student center now under construction; and "the biggest thing Bartow has ever seen," LakePoint's sports complex in Emerson, The Daily Tribune News reports. "Economic development is not just industrial development, it's actually the creation of wealth in the community. So, industrial is a component of that but we also have other forums, …
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A company spokesman said the franchise with a local owner is slated to begin serving treats at the end of the month or in early April.
Following the recent openings of The Sweet Spot and City Swirl Frozen Yogurt, which ended an extended frozen-yogurt-shop drought in Cartersville, perhaps the country's most recognizable such dessert stop is set to open on the west side of town. Near Subway and West End Pharmacy, TCBY is set for 807 West Avenue in Westside Plaza. According to tcby.com, its two closest yogurt shops are on Roswell Road in Marietta and Atlanta. A local person owns the franchise store, one of more than 600 TCBY locations worldwide, according to spokesman Christy Olliff. She offered more information on the Salt Lake City-based company owned by Mrs. Fields Famous Brands. Do you remember the former TCBY shop that was in the Kmart shopping center? Did you miss it …
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6:32 pm on Friday, April 13, 2012
I worked there for over a year and im ECSTATIC that its coming back to cartersville!!!! more ›
Our weekly list of food scores includes Cartersville restaurants and lodging facilities inspected from Feb. 27 to March 2.
Bartow County Environmental Health conducts inspections of local establishments to give patrons a snapshot of the operations of the businesses. Its goal is to provide consumers information to help protect themselves from the risk factors linked to illness and injury. Items on inspection lists have point values ranging from 1 to 9 points and are deducted from a best possible score of 100. Higher points are deducted for items with higher risks to cause illness. Repeat violations also cost establishments more points. Cartersville restaurants, eateries, food stores and boarding facilities inspected during the last week were: BRANDI'S WORLD FAMOUS HOT DOGS—90-A View Last inspection Last 5 Inspections BRUSTERS ICE CREAM—93-A View Last …
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5:35 pm on Sunday, March 18, 2012
I think someone should make an Antique Restaurant out of it, and have Nothing but Antique prices, Example: a $1 to $$1.99 menu....,a $2 to 2.99.menu, a $3 to $3.99 menu and a $4 to $4.99 menu.. There would be so much business that this would be a Growing business and no money lost. For instance...... It cost approximately 5 Cents to make a cup of coffee, with a refill, that is 10 cents, so if you… more ›