410 Frazier Street

Welcome to the home and lifestyle you’ve been waiting for! This fantastic opportunity is located in Heritage at Towne Lake, a 55+ gated community built by David Weekly in Woodstock. This stunning property offers wonderful amenities, all within walking distance, including a clubhouse with a pool, pickleball courts, a fitness center, and a community garden. This original-owner home features the Anglewood floorplan—a thoughtfully designed, open-concept layout ideal for entertaining. The impressive kitchen boasts a large central island with seating, stone countertops, ample cabinetry, a pantry, and upgraded appliances. The open-concept dining area flows seamlessly into the family room, where you’ll find a cozy corner fireplace with gas logs and an instant-start switch. From the main living space, step out onto the covered patio with a ceiling fan, extending to a landscaped, fenced backyard with a hardscaped area and a tranquil fountain—perfect for relaxation. The spacious owner's suite is filled with natural light and features an ensuite bath with dual vanities, abundant storage, tile flooring, and a large walk-in shower with dual showerheads. This home also includes a private office with custom built-in cabinets, offering excellent storage and organization. Two generously sized guest bedrooms share a full bath, and there’s a convenient half bath for visitors located near the main living area. The mudroom/drop zone and laundry room (complete with washer and dryer) are located just off the garage. Don't miss the incredible storage room located off the garage complete with built-in shelves and a utility sink. Situated near shopping, dining, and downtown Woodstock, with easy access to I-575, this home is in an ideal location. Plus, Cherokee County provides seniors with a property tax break, making it even more appealing. This nearly new home is move-in ready and comes with all appliances. Don’t miss out—your dream home awaits! BUYERS, Close by December 31, 2024, to avoid Senior School Tax Exemption changes for new Cherokee County residents.