1758 Golfcrest Ct Stone Mountain, GA 30088
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About this home
Nestled at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this beautiful mid-century inspired home offers maximum privacy in a peaceful community. Full of character, this spacious home offers over 3,000 square feet of finished living space across two levels. Originally built in the early 1970s, it features the OG open-concept floor plan—a design ahead of its time—with an airy flow between the kitchen, dining, and living spaces. The large open kitchen includes a breakfast room and opens to a private front porch perfect for outdoor dining, while the vaulted living and dining rooms create a bright, welcoming atmosphere. The cozy den with a fireplace provides additional relaxing space and access to the expansive, partially covered back deck—perfect for entertaining or relaxing outdoors. The main-level owner’s suite is oversized and serene, featuring a lovely bath with double vanities, a spacious walk-in closet, and two additional smaller closets. Two secondary large bedrooms, a laundry room, full bath, and a half bath complete the main floor. The finished walkout basement adds incredible versatility, offering an additional bedroom, full bath, den or movie room, workroom, and generous storage space. The sellers have invested $40K in exterior upgrades, enhancing both curb appeal and outdoor living. A large two-car garage with high ceilings provides room for additional storage, while a private deck connects the garage to the kitchen for easy outdoor dining. The expansive covered back deck features a secret wet bar and overlooks a large, wooded, and private backyard. The neighborhood has a lovely lake and playground. Conveniently located just minutes from parks, trails and recreation—including Stone Mountain Park—plus shopping, dining, top-rated schools, and quick access to I-285 and I-20.
Source: FMLS #7667053
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