170 Lake Forest Dr Elberton, GA 30635
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Gorgeous Historic 1933 Farmhouse - Completely Renovated This stunning 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom Colonial Revival Farmhouse offers over 4,800 sq. ft. of beautifully finished living space in the heart of downtown Elberton's Historic District. Perched on a prestigious hilltop corner lot overlooking the city park and walking trails, this home blends timeless charm with modern luxury after a complete renovation in 2022-2023. Inside, you'll find a gourmet kitchen, LVP flooring throughout, and spacious rooms designed for comfort and function. The main-level oversized master suite boasts a sitting area, luxury bath with soaking tub and custom walk-in shower, and a dream closet with exceptional space. A second bedroom suite with walk-in closet is also located on the main level. The beautiful office with wall-to-wall windows offers inspiring park views, while a large laundry room with extra storage adds convenience. Upstairs features three additional bedrooms and a full bath, perfect for family or guests. The property also includes an oversized 3-car garage with a finished bonus room above, ideal for a media room, gym, or guest retreat. Thoughtful upgrades and custom details are found throughout this one-of-a-kind home. All of this is located just steps from downtown Elberton's shops, dining, and historic charm, and only 8 miles from Lake Russell for outdoor recreation. Property Highlights: 5 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 4,800+ Sq. Ft. Renovated 2022-2023, Historic 1933 Farmhouse Oversized Main-Level Master Suite w/ Luxury Bath & Dream Closet Gourmet Kitchen. LVP Flooring Throughout Large Office Overlooking City Park Second Bedroom Suite on Main. 3 Bedrooms 1 bathroom Upstairs. 3-Car Oversized Garage w/ Bonus Room Above Prestigious Corner Lot. Walk to Downtown. 8 Miles to Lake Russell This home offers the rare combination of historic character, modern luxury, and an unbeatable location. Schedule your private showing today! Much to see here.
Source: GAMLS #10611318
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