There’s something about this house that just feels right from the moment you pull up — maybe it’s the quiet confidence of the front patio, freshly poured and welcoming, or the way the roof seems to glint just a little in the sunlight. Step inside, and that feeling only grows stronger.
The heart of it all is the fully renovated kitchen, where stone countertops and blue subway tile strike that perfect balance of modern and timeless. The large eat-in island anchors the space, inviting conversation and connection — morning coffee, impromptu homework help, or a glass of wine while dinner simmers. The sunny breakfast room adds a cheerful touch, and extra cabinetry keeps everything effortlessly organized.
One the main floor, the refinished hardwood floors (2018) glow with warmth, while new windows (2019) frame views of the flat, fenced backyard — a ready-made retreat for weekend barbecues or quiet afternoons under the trees. Downstairs, the finished basement offers even more room to spread out, with a bonus space, a full bath, and a bedroom that’s perfect for guests, hobbies, or movie nights.
Full of updates: HVAC system (2016), battery-backed sump system (2017), new water heater (2017), and the roof (2022). The driveway, culvert, and front patio were all replaced in 2021.
And while the home feels like a private haven, the location makes it even better. You’re less than five minutes from I-75, making it a quick trip to Atlanta, The Battery, and Truist Park for a Braves game. It’s just 10–15 minutes to East Cobb’s shopping and restaurants, 10 minutes to Marietta Square, and about 25 minutes to Hartsfield–Jackson Airport (on a good traffic day, of course). For nature lovers, Sope Creek, Cochran Shoals, and the Chattahoochee River trails are only 10 minutes away — perfect for morning runs or Sunday strolls.
This home has evolved with care, blending updates, comfort, and location in all the right ways. It’s a place that’s ready for its next chapter — one filled with laughter, light, and the rhythm of everyday life done well.
