Danielsville, GA

Danielsville is a small town located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in northeast Georgia. The town was founded in 1837 and has a population of just over 2,000. Danielsville is known for its scenic beauty and its close proximity to Cherokee National Forest.

Real estate in Danielsville is dominated by single-family homes, although there are a few multi-unit buildings scattered throughout the town. The median price for a home in Danielsville was $128,900 in 2016, which is relatively low when compared to other areas of northeast Georgia. The average commute time to work is just under 25 minutes, which makes Danielsville an attractive place to live.

The main economic drivers in Danielsville are tourism and agriculture. Tourism accounts for about 30% of the local economy, while agriculture represents about 60% of the local economy. There are several attractions located within easy reach of Danielsville, including Cherokee National Forest and Lake Lanier National Recreation Area.