2012 Arbor Springs Way Buford, GA 30519
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HURRY UP! THE SELLER IS MOTIVATED TO SELL AND IS REDUCING THE PRICE AGAIN. SELLER SAID HE WANTS TO REVIEW ALL OFFERS. YOU CAN GET RENTAL INCOME FROM THE THREE IN-LAW UNITS IN THE BASEMENT WHILE YOU ARE LIVING IN THE HOUSE. THE THREE UNITS HAVE A SEPARATE ENTRANCE FROM THE MAIN HOUSE. IMPORTANT: THIS COMMUNITY DOESN'T HAVE RENTAL RESTRICTIONS. This stunning 4-sided brick ranch is full of upgrades and perfectly designed for comfort, style, and everyday living. Inside, you'll find gorgeous Brazilian cherry hardwood floors, an open floor plan, and a spacious primary suite on the main level with a built-in safe and master bathroom with a warming feature for the wintertime. Two secondary bedrooms on the main floor and the 4th bedroom upstairs. All bedrooms in this house include en-suite bathrooms, offering privacy for every occupant. The plantation shutters, custom trim, and built-ins throughout give the home a classic. Enjoy the bright sunroom/keeping room, cozy gas fireplaces, and a kitchen with granite countertops—perfect for cooking and entertaining. Downstairs, the finished basement features a game room, exercise room, workshop, office, or extra bedroom with its private entrance in addition to the three in-law units. Whether you're accommodating extended family, multi-generational living, or looking for income-producing rental potential, this setup makes it easy and convenient. All appliances stay with the house for your convenience. With 3 garage spaces, a large fenced backyard, and a huge expandable attic, this home truly has it all. Located in a highly desirable area of Buford, this property is move-in ready and built to impress. See this one-of-a-kind home today before it's gone!
Source: FMLS #7604251
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