Rare Land Opportunity in Emerson, GA. Welcome to 122 Puckett Road, a charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath home situated on approximately 1.00 acre in the heart of Bartow County. This property offers an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking space, privacy, and flexibility, whether as a primary residence, rental investment, or part of a larger land assemblage. The property features a 1,792 sq ft home with generous outdoor space and mature surroundings, providing the ideal setting for quiet country living while still being conveniently located near major amenities. With no HOA and rural land-use designation, owners enjoy the freedom to use and improve the property according to their needs. 122 Puckett Road is part of a rare three-parcel offering along Puckett Road, presenting a unique opportunity to assemble over 10 acres of land in a rapidly growing corridor of Bartow County. Important: IMPORTANT: This property is part of a three-parcel land portfolio totaling approximately 10.06 acres and MUST BE PURCHASED TOGETHER with the adjoining properties. Portfolio Includes: * 122 Puckett Rd - 3BR / 2BA | 1,792 sq ft | 1.00 acre * 124 Puckett Rd - 3BR / 2BA | 1,632 sq ft | 8.58 acres * 126 Puckett Rd - 3BR / 2BA | 1,152 sq ft | 0.48 acre Together, the properties create a rare 10+ acre assemblage in a growing Bartow County corridor, offering possibilities for a private family compound, multi-generational living, custom estate homes, or future residential redevelopment. Together, the three properties create a combined 10.06-acre portfolio, offering possibilities for a private estate, multi-generational living, custom home development, or long-term investment. Located just minutes from I-75, LakePoint Sports Complex, Lake Allatoona, and Downtown Cartersville, this property offers the perfect balance of peaceful rural living and convenient access to shopping, dining, schools, and recreation. Buyer responsible for verifying zoning, land use, and development potential. Opportunities to acquire acreage with multiple homes in this location are increasingly rare.