106 Rutledge Ln Statesboro, GA 30461
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Statesboro, GA | Bulloch County | Chatham Place (Lot 93). Nestled along the gentle curve of Rutledge Lane, this 2021 two-story single-family residence at 106 Rutledge Lane offers approximately 1,959 heated square feet with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a practical layout designed around everyday function. Public records document a durable, low-maintenance build: aluminum/vinyl siding, composition/asphalt shingle roofing, slab foundation, and central heating and cooling with electric warm-air heat-a systems profile that supports comfortable living and predictable upkeep. The main level is organized for daily routines and hosting, combining the shared living/dining zones with a convenient half bath for guests; the upper level groups the bedroom spaces and full baths for privacy and routine. Outside, the homesite measures about 0.52 acre follows the street's arc, providing broad front-yard depth and a treeline backdrop toward the rear-room for garden beds, play areas, or future outdoor features according to buyer preferences and any neighborhood guidelinesLocation context for searchers and map apps: Statesboro 30461 in Bulloch County, within Chatham Place, a setting of newer homes of similar vintage and scale with straightforward road connections to area corridors including GA-67 and US-80, plus convenient reach to Statesboro's everyday services, shopping, parks, and employment centers.
Source: GAMLS #10636067
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