104 Lance Rd NE Calhoun, GA 30701
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At 107 Lavender Circle, the fun starts before you even step inside. This move-in ready Blossom plan sits right in the middle of Salacoa, Calhoun’s only waterpark community, and let’s just say it’s anything but ordinary. Splashacoa is basically your neighborhood waterpark, perfect for cooling off or just kicking back poolside at Dip Happens. The kids have their own playground at Little Lumberyard, your pup gets VIP access to the Bark Yard, and you’ve got front-row seats to lakeside sunsets and concerts at Sunset Cove. Want to paddle across the Lilypad lake or challenge your neighbor to a match at The Big Dill? That’s just a regular Tuesday around here. Now for the house - it’s just as impressive. You walk in and everything feels open, bright, and totally welcoming. The kitchen is a showstopper, complete with a gas stove (yes, gas!) that’s perfect whether you're a seasoned chef or a breakfast-for-dinner kind of cook. It’s got a big island, modern finishes, and flows right into the dining and living areas so you’re always part of the action, no more cooking in isolation. Upstairs, the vibe is all about comfort. The primary suite feels like your own little sanctuary with a spa-style bathroom and a huge walk-in closet that could easily double as a dressing room. The extra bedrooms are perfect for guests, a home office, or that craft room you’ve been thinking about. Oh and the laundry room is upstairs too, which means no more dragging clothes up and down stairs. 107 Lavender Circle isn’t just a house. It’s your launchpad into the kind of lifestyle that most people only dream about. Around here, life’s a little brighter, a lot more fun, and full of moments you’ll never want to miss. Come see it for yourself you’re going to love it. Lower monthly payment with permanent rate buydown opportunity on select homes only with our preferred lenders. Must be FHA or VA loan.
Source: FMLS #7675431
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