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Some homes in Bridgemill back up to other houses — this one backs up to Corps of Engineers land that leads to Lake Allatoona, offering seasonal lake views, natural privacy, and a permanent green buffer that simply doesn’t come available often in this subdivision. Tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac with extended greenspace along the side and rear, the setting alone separates this property from the standard Bridgemill offering. The home itself has been consistently maintained and updated where it counts: two HVAC systems replaced within the last three years, blown-in insulation added for energy efficiency, most windows replaced, kitchen renovated, master bath updated, and a water heater that’s three years old — the kind of work that gives buyers confidence rather than a punch list. The primary suite features a two-way fireplace shared between the bedroom and bath, an oversized closet with a dressing island and built-ins, and an updated bath. Bedroom closets throughout have built-ins, and one secondary bedroom includes a private en-suite with a tiled shower and jetted showerhead. The three-car garage is finished with built-in cabinetry. A screened porch and deck extend the living space outdoors, and the finished basement adds a bedroom, full bath, and multipurpose room alongside a workshop and storage area. If you’ve been looking for a well-maintained home with a setting that can’t be replicated elsewhere in Bridgemill, this one is worth a closer look.