Perfectly designed, exceptional quality custom built Southern Living brick 2-story home (4 bedrooms, 3 ½ bath) 3,450 sf that sits at the end of a cul-de-sac on 2.43 wooded acres with little lawn maintenance in Royal Oaks Subdivision. Beautiful finishing’s inside including extra thick 2 ¼” solid mahogany wood doors, open concept main floor, eat-in kitchen with brick walls, granite countertops, natural gas cooktop, large island with seating, self-cleaning oven, built-in microwave, custom cabinets, and under cabinet lighting. Hardwood floors cover the main floor with a 2 story foyer and living room with a gas fireplace. Large, main floor master bedroom with en suite bathroom with a glass walk in shower with 2 shower heads, Jacuzzi tub, an oversized double vanity, an enclosed toilet, and oversized walk in closet. The upstairs has three bedrooms, two full baths, walk-in storage attic and large bonus room. Oversized carpeted two car garage with utility sink. New 4 ton HVAC system downstairs & 3 ton upstairs installed in 2012. New exterior paint in 2015. In-ground sprinkler systems, exterior hot water spiket, and external water spickets throughout property. This was originally custom builder Mike Stroman’s personal home in which no expense was spared during construction including copper gutters and roof in front of house, landscape lighting, high efficiency windows and extra insulation on a large lot with lots of privacy. There is an unfinished, climate controlled, rough plumbed, and wired 275 sf room with French doors that is ready to be finished. House has great curb appeal, privacy, storage, 1.5 miles from I-75, convenient to grocery, home improvement store, gas, restaurants, movie theater, entertainment complex and in the best school district. (No lease-to-own; No owner financing, showing by appointment only) Text or Call Doug at (478) 954-1851
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