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Best Restaurants in Bartow 2021

Best Restaurants in Bartow 2021

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Bartow County offers some great dining options. Here are some of the best restaurants in and around Bartow, according to Yelp in 2021.

Appalachian Grill

“This place definitely deserves a visit if you are around Cartersville area and would like a refined dining experience. The service is great, parking is somehow easy, and the food quality really shines. It is the dining experience where you will leave satisfied for the price you paid. Overall, all plates I saw around me looked beautiful, with a fair portion size, and fresh.” -A Visitor from New Jersey

El Dorado Salvadorian & Mexican Restaurant

“Y’all…I’ve eaten A LOT of Mexican food and I’m telling you this…this is some of the BEST I’ve ever eaten! The food was delicious! Friendly and attentive staff! We will definitely be back as this is my new go-to for Mexican/El Salvadorian food! If you’ve never tried this establishment, please do! You will not be disappointed!” -Gina from Dallas, GA

Maine Street Coastal Cuisine

“Best seafood within 100 miles. The vibe feels like it is anywhere else other than a small GA town. The food is amazing, the staff delightful and the it is a great date spot or business meeting spot. They can accommodate larger parties. Fish is very good and they have a rotation selection. The tacos were de-lish. Highly recommend and will go back.” -Stacey from Atlanta, GA

The Mule House

“This place is great! I have had it twice, once in Adairsville and once in Cartersville, and both times were excellent. The crust is amazing, slightly sweet with the smoky wood-fire taste. I had the pepperoni one time and Buffalo chicken the other. Couldn’t recommend more!” -Legare from Adairsville, GA

Ate Track

“This is a really fun place. So much fun memorabilia to look at in this quirky little restaurant and the food is delish. I had the fried shrimp and homemade parmesan chips and my hubby had the tequila chicken and both were great. The first thing that stood out for me was that the food was seasoned well. So often restaurants lately go light on seasoning and many times you have to add salt because the food is bland but not at Ate Track. This chef knows how to season food! I will be going back so that we can try more of the interesting menu options.  Such a great spot!” -Suzann from Austell, GA

Table 20

“I enjoyed my take out dinner from here 100 percent. Wouldn’t have changed a thing. I got a delicious dinner salad to which I added seared salmon. A I loved my jalapeño deviled eggs as an appetizer. Fresh, thoughtful food with small unique touches that elevate your experience. Both the outdoor curbside set up and indoor dining room seemed like nice casual dining options as well. Also a cute small bar if you are wanting to wait there for food.” -Teresa from Charleston, SC

Video Of Our Homes

Video Of Our Homes

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There are plenty of ways to view our custom home projects: we have galleries, floor plans, 3D tours… but another fantastic way to get a look inside and outside of some of our custom home builds is to check out our videos!

 

Custom Lake House

This custom lakefront home in the Lake Arrowhead community is located in the northern part of Cherokee County, nestled in the woods with access to two private lakes! This stacked stone and siding home is decorated with a wrought iron door at the entrance, and features a spacious open concept living and kitchen space. But when it comes to videos of our projects, this is just one example! Below are links to some of our favorite videos showing our beautiful custom homes.

Beautiful Home in Alpharetta

This custom home in Alpharetta has tons of natural light and beautiful high ceilings in the living room! Click here to see the video tour.

Charming Farm House in Canton

Complete with a pool and sparkling white kitchen, this farm house in Canton is another great home to tour! To watch the video click here.

Neighborhood Home in Marietta

This custom home has it all, with a warm homey feel, and modern design elements, we think this is another great custom home to check out! Click here to view the video.

Gorgeous Canton Home

With a stone, brick, and siding exterior, two car garage and detached two-bay storage building, and stone paved flooring and wood inlay ceiling, this custom home is gorgeous! The family room even has a stone fireplace with built-in bookshelves, hardwood floors and a coffered ceiling. Click here to see the video.

Enjoy the videos and want to see more?

See all of our video uploads of homes and construction on our YouTube Channel here. Or for even more ways to see our homes, check out the galllery, 3D tours, and floor plans we have on our website!

Customer Reviews

Customer Reviews

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We’re proud of the quality custom homes we build, and we love when our customers are proud of their new homes, too! Here’s what some of our recent clients had to say about their new custom homes.

Professionalism, Quality, Value

“Precision Custom Home Builders did a great job with our Farm House style home. Dan, Katy, and the team kept us informed as much as possible through the process. Through all of the delayed materials due to COVID in 2020, we were still able to complete our home within two months of our contract date. We are super happy to have a beautiful home to call our own and are thankful the entire team did their best on every avenue of this project. We love all the vendors they recommended and the quality of our home shows the precision they truly shine.” -Reanna, August 2021

Good Communication and Quality Work

“We used Precision to build our dream custom home. We went through multiple rounds of bidding process to select the builder we wanted to work with. Honesty, good communication and quality work was among the things that were most important to us. Katy, Dan, Brittany and the entire Precision team fit all these criteria from the beginning. They were very honest and thorough in the initial walkthrough to detail everything that we should expect. Dan has a detailed spec sheet that shows the breakdown of costs in each line, vs some other builders were only able to give us ballparks of the building costs without any details or charge a premium solely based on the location of our build. We went through several changes afterwards and they were very accommodating and timely to ensure that the changes were being executed. With every building project, nothing ever comes as perfect, and our home was no exception. The most important thing to us at the end of the day was to be able to work through the imperfection and know that we are left with a quality build that we can call it our dream home! 5 stars!” -Cathy, August 2021

High Quality materials and Attention to Detail

“Precision Custom Homes has a great team that does great work! We just finished building a home with Precision and are very happy with the process and final product. The high quality materials and attention to detail throughout the project really set Precision apart from the other contractors that we considered for our custom home.” -Kinsey, July 2021

Punctuality, Quality, Responsiveness, Value

“Dan, Katy and their Team at Precision are a delight to work with!  I highly recommend Precision to anyone looking to build a custom home!” -Tatum, September 2020

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Should I Build A New Home Right Now?

Should I Build A New Home Right Now?

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You may be asking yourself, is now a good time to build a custom home? Some clients may have reasons to wait, but for most people, now is the perfect time to start building your new custom home, and here’s why.

  1. Get the land you want

Finding the right property to build your custom home can be challenging, but with more and more land being claimed, it’s best to get it while you can. The 2021 housing market is great for sellers, but the demand for homes is greater than available inventory. Lots are getting purchased for new home construction, so it’s important to choose your desired location and get land while you still can. By purchasing your lot now, you can build your own custom dream home in the perfect location for you!

  1. Financing

With interest rates low, now is the ideal time for financing a new custom home. While construction prices may seem high, the low interest available after the Federal Reserve slashed rates recently means saving big money on a mortgage. This opportunity won’t be available forever, and in 2021 you can likely pay less than you might have back in 2019! It’s a great time to take advantage of low interest rates while you can!

  1. Plan now

Building a custom home takes time, from purchasing supplies and designing a floor plan, all the way to construction and move-in. Think about when you want your home to be move-in ready, and plan now to achieve that goal.

  1. Demand may rise

With people putting off their custom home project because of the pandemic beginning in 2020, there’s no telling when demand may pick back up. If you want to make sure you have a builder secured and a timeline for completion of your new custom dream home, it’s important to get started now. That way, if demand picks up as new customers start projects they’ve been putting off, you’ll already be well on your way to a new home!

Commuting from North Georgia to Atlanta

Commuting from North Georgia to Atlanta

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North Georgia offers tons of spectacular places to build a custom home, but what about those who have to commute to work in and around Atlanta? Luckily, these north Georgia communities allow you to live where you want, and still commute to the city in a short amount of time.

Cherokee County

With access to Atlanta via major thoroughfares like Interstate-575 and Highway 20, Cherokee County is just a short drive from the big city. Most areas in Cherokee have about a 35-55 minute drive to the heart of downtown Atlanta, but you can reach the perimeter in as little as 20 minutes, making this north metro community a great choice for those who will be commuting to Atlanta for work.

Pickens County

Another great choice for daily commuters is Pickens County. Located just north of Cherokee, this county is located just under an hour from the city. For those who don’t mind a bit longer drive to work, Pickens offers a more secluded natural landscape, while still being within commuting distance from downtown I-575 and Highway 20.

Bartow County

Situated slightly more west of Atlanta are cities like Cartwerville and Emerson, which can have as little as a 35-minute drive to the city. A short commute on I-75 or Highway 20 can get you directly to the heart of Atlanta, making Bartow another great choice for those who want to live in north Georgia and have a shorter commute.

Gilmer County

Depending on how far you’re comfortable commuting to and from work, Gilmer County might be another option for those who want to live in the mountains but be close enough to still drive into the city. With a trip of a little over an hour from Ellijay to the perimeter, Gilmer County may be a good choice for those who only have to go into the city a few times a week.

Gordon County

Another option that’s about an hour drive from the I-285 perimeter is Gordon County. With plenty of natural peace and solitude, those who don’t mind a bit longer commute may choose this county. It’s also a great place for people who only occasionally have to make their way into Atlanta.

Dawson County

Finally, Dawson County offers a third option for living in northwest Georgia, while still being only a little over an hour away from Atlanta. If this sounds like the right distance for you, Dawson also offers a wonderful place to live without being too far from the city.

Georgia’s 5 Best State Parks

Georgia’s 5 Best State Parks

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Georgia has it all: the Appalachian Mountains, stunning waterfalls, the Little Grand Canyon, natural wonders, historic sites, breathtaking views. With state parks located all over the beautiful landscape, here are our top 5 best state parks in Georgia!

Providence Canyon State Park in Columbus

Providence Canyon State Park in Columbus

Known as “The Little Grand Canyon”, this unique state park features Providence Canyon, known as one of the 7 natural wonders of the state of Georgia. The canyon itself formed due to erosion, leaving exposed cliffs with stunning white, orange, red, and brown layers, showing the soil and rock composition of the area. You can enjoy nature trails and scenic views around this 1,003-acre park, camp or enjoy a picnic on the property, and learn about the erosion and natural history of the area.

Stephen C. Foster State Park in Fargo

Stephen C. Foster State Park in Fargo

On the edge of another one of Georgia’s natural wonders – the Okefenokee Swamp – Stephen C. Foster State Park offers guests a 402,000-acre wildlife refuge to explore. Teeming with wildlife, this park does guided boat rides, sunset tours, and offers some spectacular camping and cottage options. It’s also one of the best places to gaze at the stars!

Indian Springs State Park in Flovilla

Indian Springs State Park in Flovilla

One of the oldest state parks in the country, the river and lake at Indian Springs is fed by a unique natural artesian spring, which is famous for its mineral-rich waters. Enjoy a weekend of boating, fishing, hiking, and camping, or come for a day trip to visit the museum, wade in the creek, and go sight-seeing.

George L. Smith State Park in Twin City

George L. Smith State Park in Twin City

The natural beauty of this blackwater lake dotted with old cypress trees is one to remember. With plenty of campsites, cottages, and picnic areas, this is a great place to visit and enjoy the plethora of hiking trails and explore the lake in a boat or kayak. Spanish miss drapes the trees, and Georgia’s state reptile, the gopher tortoise, lives here.

Cloudland Canyon State Park in Rising Fawn

Cloudland Canyon State Park in Rising Fawn

Overlooking the deep gorge of Lookout Mountain in northwest Georgia is Cloudland Canyon State Park. Absolutely stunning vistas, waterfalls, caves, and wilderness trails make this a must-visit state park. With day areas, campsites, cottages, and yurts, this makes a great place to spend a weekend and explore one of the largest parks in the state.

Bartow County

Bartow County

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Just 45 miles north of Atlanta is Bartow County, a beautiful area nestled in the Appalachian Mountains and rolling foothills. With historic treasures and gorgeous scenery, Bartow is a great place to call home!

Bartow County has a friendly atmosphere with plenty of recreational and educational offerings, along with a competitive job market. A great place to raise a family, Bartow is an excellent choice for building a new custom home with Precision Custom Home Builders! If you’re interested in purchasing land for a custom home, click here to see what lots are currently available in Bartow County.

 With gorgeous mountain views, plenty of hiking trails and parks, several museums, and charming cities, there’s plenty of ways to have fun right in your own community! From Lake Allatoona and the Etowah Indian Mounds, to the Tellus Science Museum and Bartow History Museum, there’s no shortage of options.

 Parents and students have much to be proud of! Excellent teachers, award winning students, and successful sports programs offer great opportunities for student success and achievement! The Bartow County school system serves the communities of Adairsville, Atco, Cartersville, Cassville, Emerson, Euharlee, Kingston, Rowland Springs, Stilesboro, Taylorsville, and White, with twelve elementary schools, four middle schools, and three high schools.

 With a population over 100,000, Bartow County is a vibrant, business-friendly community, named “one of the most likeable places to live among the metro counties” by the Atlanta-Journal Constitution.

 Also home to several large businesses, Bartow County has a competitive job market and offers a range of workplaces for professionals of all kinds. From international industries like Voestalpine Automotive Components, to medical facilities like Cartersville Medical Center, Bartow County allows you to work close to home.

 With plenty of recreation and entertainment options, a great school district, ample employment opportunities, beautiful land, and wonderful communities, Bartow County is truly a great place to live, work, and play! Ready to start the process of planning and building your own custom home in Bartow County?

Contact us at Precision Custom Homes, we’re ready to build your dream home!

Cartersville’s Best Attractions

Cartersville’s Best Attractions

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Cartersville is a beautiful area in north Georgia, rich with amazing parks and natural attractions. Here are the top 5 best parks and nature attractions in Cartersville, according to Trip Advisor in 2021!

1. Etowah Indian Mounds State Park

This important prehistoric site is a great place to spend the day! With a hiking trail to the mounds, a museum with Native American artifacts, and of course the intriguing mounds themselves, Etowah Indian Mounds State Park is an excellent choice for a family adventure or a hike with your significant other!

 “My husband and I took a morning to go up the road to visit Etowah Indian Mounds. We’ve started to check out the Ga State parks and this was next on our list. I thought this would be just putting a check mark by the name but, boy, was i wrong! We went around the middle of November, the leaves were still very pretty and the day was chilly but sunny. The museum is well laid out and gives easy and interesting info about the Indians that lived here. The mounds are impressive and the walk by the Etowah River and along the perimeter led to some interesting observations as to the life of these long ago GA inhabitants. This is a lovely use of a few hours.” –Melissa from Carrollton, Georgia

 

2. Red Top Mountain State Park

With 15 miles of trails for hiking enthusiasts, this park is great for nature photography, fishing, shore walks, and swimming when the weather is warm! Complete with an 1860s homestead, bike paths, and picnic shelters, you can’t go wrong with a visit to the beautiful state park!

 “We spent three nights tent camping, right on the lake. This is a beautiful area, with a well kept and clean camping area. Campground was very quiet during the week. We felt completely safe and happy here. If you like boating, fishing, swimming, or hiking, this is the place to visit.” –Steve from Arcadia, Florida

 

3. Pine Mountain Recreation Area

Another great park situated in the mountains is Pine Mountain Recreation Area. With hiking and biking trails, and some breathtaking views from atop Pine Mountain, this is a great park for those who enjoy primitive hiking! A destination hike for locals and visitors alike, this shaded path boasts beautiful trees and wildlife.

 “The Pine Mountain trail is easy to find, just turn east off of the Main Street Exit in Cartersville and you run into the adequately large parking lot. I hiked the west trail loop in about 2 hours which includes some strenuous steep sections. Most of the trail is moderate so do not avoid this trail because of a few steep sections. The sunset view from the summit was spectacular. The trail is well marked and well maintained.” –Doctor from Savannah, Georgia

 

4. Cooper’s Furnace Day Use Area

History, hiking, picnics, and fishing, are just some of the many ways to enjoy a day at Cooper’s Furnace. Because of a large dam, which you can hike to the top of for a great view, this spot isn’t open for swimming, but that shouldn’t be a problem with so many other ways to enjoy this beautiful area!

 “Located down a dirt road on the dry side of the dam oppositeLake Allatoona his site of former cannonball making forge is an ideal place for a family outing. Pavilions with grills and picnic tables are available. grassy lawns beckons children’s games. The park is clean, well kept and secure. Uphill hike to get to the top of the dam is sure to work off lunch. It’s set at the edge of the river though swimming is not allowed due to discharge from the dam.” –Reviewer from Gainesville, Georgia

5. Allatoona Pass

Lake Allatoona has no shortage of day use areas and trails, but Allatoona Pass is a month the highest rated of all areas around the lake. The site of one of the Civil War’s worst battles, this area is now home to historic markers and beautiful trails. It makes a great place to get out into nature and reflect.

 “I’ve been here many times just to walk and sit by the river. Especially beautiful in the fall. There is a small memorial area to several units who fought here during the civil war that is also interesting. Nice place to bring visitors. Beautiful Views of Lake Allatoona.” –Denise from Atlanta, Georgia