751 Springer Dr, Griffin, GA 30224

SELLER IS OFFERING A 2-1 INTEREST RATE BUYDOWN + A NEW ROOF PRIOR TO CLOSING WITH AN ACCEPTABLE OFFER! This is an opportunity to lower your initial monthly mortgage payment AND move into a home with the added peace of mind of a brand-new roof. Welcome to 751 Springer Drive, a charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath four-sided brick ranch in Griffin, GA offering comfortable one-level living, character, functionality, and incredible value. Inside, this approximately 1,415-square-foot home features an inviting floor plan filled with natural light, warm architectural details, exposed ceiling beams, and durable flooring designed for everyday living. The living spaces offer plenty of flexibility for relaxing, entertaining, working from home, or gathering with family and friends. Outside, enjoy a spacious yard with mature trees, classic brick curb appeal, a long driveway, and a detached garage offering valuable additional space for parking, storage, hobbies, or a workshop. But what truly sets this home apart is what the seller is bringing to the table. With an acceptable offer, the seller is prepared to INSTALL A NEW ROOF PRIOR TO CLOSING to ease buyers insurance premiums and offer a 2-1 temporary interest rate buydown, giving an eligible buyer the opportunity for a rate 2% below the note rate during the first year and 1% below the note rate during the second year before returning to the full note rate in year three. Financing terms, eligibility, and savings will vary by buyer and loan program and should be confirmed with the buyer's lender. If today's interest rates have made you hesitate, don't overlook the difference the right seller incentive can make. This Griffin, Georgia brick ranch combines single-story living, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a detached garage, outdoor space, and major seller-paid incentives at a $250,000 price point. Don't just compare purchase prices, compare the total opportunity. Schedule your private showing of 751 Springer Drive and ask your lender how the seller-paid 2-1 buydown could impact your first two years of homeownership.