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Few addresses in Gainesville deliver this kind of combination: a proper in-town location within reach of Downtown, Lake Lanier, Wilshire Trails, Wessell Park, and Longwood Park — with a home that has actually been cared for and considered. The curb appeal is real. Professionally designed landscaping, layered exterior lighting, and an established sprinkler system greet you before you ever step inside. The grounds read permanent, not staged. Inside, the original character has been preserved while the updates that matter most have been made. A recently renovated kitchen anchors the main level with stainless KitchenAid appliances and a clean design that opens naturally into the living areas. A sunroom with brick flooring and remote-controlled shades pulls in light without losing privacy. The primary suite on the main level is generous in scale, complete with a California-style closet system and a spa-like bathroom. Two ensuite bedrooms upstairs offer their own breathing room, along with a tucked-away office for focused work. Outside, the home earns its own chapter. A gated courtyard centered on a brick fireplace creates a private setting made for real use across every season — not just warm months. The garage features an epoxy-coated floor, and a separate flex space with power creates opportunity for a workshop, fitness room, sauna retreat, or creative studio. The terrace level rounds out the home with a half bath, dedicated entertaining space, and wine storage designed for approximately 50 bottles. Connected, walkable, finished — exactly what you’re looking for on Dixon Drive.