6549 & 6553 Bells Ferry Rd

6549 and 6553 Bells Ferry Road offer about 10.41 acres of General Commercial (GC)-zoned land on one of southwest Cherokee County's main commercial corridors. Bells Ferry Road is the primary north–south road in this part of the county and the main alternative to I-575 between Kennesaw/Town Center and Canton. It carries about 25,000+ vehicles per day. The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) and Cherokee County are widening Bells Ferry Road from a two-lane rural road to a four-lane divided road with a raised median, curb and gutter, a 10-foot shared-use path and a sidewalk. The project covers about 2.3 miles from Southfork Way north to Victoria Road and extends the existing four-lane section that runs north from I-575. Construction began in March 2025 with an estimated construction budget of about $50.5 million. Completion is scheduled for October 2028. The project will add capacity, ease congestion and improve safety along the corridor, which should improve access and visibility for commercial properties along Bells Ferry Road. The property is just north of the Walmart Supercenter retail node at Eagle Drive. Lidl, Kroger and a mix of retail, service, automotive and light-industrial businesses are nearby. To the south, Bells Ferry Road meets State Route 92, the area's main east–west road. SR 92 connects directly to I-575 at Exit 7 in Woodstock and to I-75 in Acworth, so trucks and equipment can reach metro Atlanta and North Georgia easily. Lake Allatoona is a few miles north, and dense suburban neighborhoods surround the corridor, supporting service, contractor and storage demand.Southwest Cherokee County has very few large GC-zoned sites that already work as outdoor storage yards, and this is one of them. 6549 and 6553 Bells Ferry Road offer about 10.41 gross acres, with about 7.75 usable acres, of General Commercial (GC) land on Bells Ferry Road in Woodstock, Georgia. The owner uses the site today as an operating yard for heavy equipment storage, tractor-trailer parking and material storage. Contractors, fleet operators, equipment dealers, landscape companies and other commercial users who need room to stage, store and move large vehicles and materials would find it hard to locate a comparable site. The site has a lot of usable land, an existing yard layout and direct access to Bells Ferry Road, which carries more than 25,000 vehicles per day. That gives a buyer an established, functioning site and avoids the time, cost and entitlement risk of building a new yard. GC is the highest-and-best-use zoning for the site and allows a wide range of commercial uses. Buyers can keep the property in its current use or reposition it to fit their operations. The property sits just north of the Walmart Supercenter retail node. It has quick access to State Route 92, which connects to I-575 (Exit 7) and I-75 for regional truck and equipment movement. The Bells Ferry Road corridor is also getting a major upgrade. GDOT's roughly $50.5 million project is widening Bells Ferry Road to a four-lane divided road, adding capacity and improving access throughout the area.