3510 Riviera DriveCumming, GA 30041

CORPORATE OWNED, LAKE LANIER HOME WITH PRIVATE DOCK IN FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS UNDER $400,000! This is a Lake Lanier home with private permitted dock—designed to immediately capture attention and highlight rare waterfront opportunity in Forsyth County! Located in highly sought-after Cumming, Georgia, within an excellent school district, this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 1-bath ranch offers an exceptional blend of privacy, charm, and true lake living on a sprawling .80-acre lot that feels like your own private paradise. A long, scenic driveway creates a grand and welcoming approach to the home, setting the tone for what awaits inside and out. The home has been thoughtfully renovated with new custom interior and exterior paint, brand-new luxury vinyl flooring, and plush carpet, along with a stunning kitchen featuring top-of-the-line cabinetry, gleaming granite countertops, and all-new appliances—including refrigerator, microwave, oven, and dishwasher—making it completely move-in ready. The bathroom has been beautifully updated with an adorable, modern design that feels fresh and inviting. Outdoors, the expansive yard offers endless possibilities with space for a playground, fire pit, pets, gardening, or future home expansion, all surrounded by peaceful privacy. A gentle walking path leads to a permitted platform dock, with potential (per seller understanding) for an 18x24 dock—buyer to verify with the Corps of Engineers—creating the perfect setting for lake enjoyment including swimming, kayaking, boating, and fishing. While current lake levels are down due to drought conditions, this presents an exceptional opportunity to secure Lake Lanier frontage at an incredible value. Whether you're seeking a primary residence, vacation retreat, or investment opportunity, this property delivers unmatched versatility with privacy, acreage, lake access, and top-tier schools. Immediate occupancy is available. Property is corporately owned and must close with Sherman and Phalen attorneys. *Dock picture is before drought, currently very low water levels*