Another bold beauty in Lakeside Preserve awaits your personal touch. This Brick-and-Stone Transitional-Style home has over 5,000 sq ft and is thoughtfully designed, with six (6) bedrooms, five (5) Full baths, and a three-car garage, and features a full-finished basement. This home offers exceptional space and a premium setting with picturesque views of a tennis court, all on a gorgeous lot with true brag-worthy appeal.
The main level features an open floor plan, hardwood floors, the Grand room/formal living, a separate dining room, two bedrooms/Office, and a private junior suite. An oversized modern kitchen overlooking an expansive keeping room with an eat-in and breakfast area. Designed for both entertaining and everyday comfort, this home flows effortlessly indoors and out — the floor plan is truly unbelievable.
Additional highlights include an open, oversized loft; a luxurious primary suite with a separate retreat; upstairs laundry; spacious secondary bedrooms; high ceilings; a wrought-iron and wood staircase; recessed lighting; stainless steel appliances; and granite countertops — too much to list.
Relax on the patio with serene views, or enjoy peaceful walks along the private community lake, steps away. Sidewalk-lined streets enhance safety and convenience for walking and enjoying the neighborhood.
The finished Basement/Lower Terrace provides additional living space for a growing household, supports today's Next-Gen and multi-generational living concepts, and offers a potential income-producing opportunity. Possible: two additional bedrooms, living space with fireplace, full bath, kitchenette, and covered patio area.
This charming, highly desirable community is a self-contained, resort-style community with a clubhouse, walking trails, tot lots, a pool, recreation areas, lakes, and separate tennis courts. Also, the community is close to major interstates, shopping, dining, the airport, fitness centers, hospitals, movie theaters, churches, and more—all within 25 minutes of downtown Atlanta.
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