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There’s something about this home that feels different the moment you arrive.

Perhaps it’s the pop of the yellow front door, or the way natural light moves so easily through the space—but from the very first impression, the home feels warm, polished, and effortlessly livable.

Inside, vaulted ceilings elevate the main living area, where a gas-start fireplace anchors the space with both presence and comfort. The layout flows seamlessly into the kitchen, featuring an oversized island, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and updated lighting—all designed with both function and everyday ease in mind. LVP flooring extends throughout, creating a clean, cohesive foundation.

The dining area is thoughtfully integrated into the overall flow of the home, offering flexibility for gatherings, or a more tailored use such as a home office. The oversized primary suite is filled with natural light and offers a quiet retreat, while three additional bedrooms provide space that adapts to a variety of needs.

Recent improvements include newer windows and a newer water heater (2021), along with a freshly painted exterior, freshly stained shutters, and a freshly painted front door—enhancing both curb appeal and long-term value.

Outdoor living continues with a welcoming front patio and a large back deck overlooking a fully fenced, private backyard surrounded by mature trees—offering both usability and a sense of privacy.

Ideally located just minutes from Swift-Cantrell Park, Smith-Gilbert Gardens, Big Shanty Park, and Kennesaw Mountain, with easy access to trails, green space, and outdoor recreation.

A home that balances thoughtful updates, comfortable living, and a setting that feels both connected and quietly removed.