$385,714

203 Overlook Ct Dallas, GA 30157

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About this home

Welcome to your 5 bed/2.5 BA family home in the swim/tennis neighborhood, The Overlook. You will love the inviting rocking chair covered front porch to enjoy neighborhood views. Hardwood flooring, wainscoting accents, crown molding, and 9’ ceilings are showcased throughout both levels of home. The impressive 2-story entryway opens to a separate oversized formal dining room that could seat more than 12 people! The OPEN floor plan flows into an expansive family room with fireplace, kitchen dining area, and chef’s kitchen with an abundance of counter space for cooking and cabinets for storage. Kitchen highlights include a large central island for prep, coffee/desk nook, spacious pantry, gas range, microwave, and dishwasher! The family room and kitchen provide a bright and airy atmosphere with windows overlooking your back deck and large private fenced backyard. Upstairs, the oversized owner's suite has a deep tray ceiling and enough space for a reading nook or a home office. Primary bathroom includes dual vanities, soaking tub, shower, and generous closet. Laundry room is conveniently located upstairs. Generous secondary bedrooms have roomy closets and plenty of windows providing natural light. Need even more room? You can enjoy your bonus 1132 sq ft. unfinished daylight basement with peaceful woodland views and your fenced backyard. Oversized 2 car garage. The Overlook is a desirable swim/tennis community with playground, clubhouse, and private access to the Silver Comet Trail for outdoor enthusiasts. Great location! Close to schools, shopping, dining, and hospital. Look no further and come see your next home!

5 bedroom
2.5 bathroom
2,685 sqft
0.18 acres
Single Family
Built in 2006
2 car garage
Air conditioning
Fireplace
Shared pool

Source: FMLS #7620056


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Last updated: Nov 04, 2025 06:42 am
Listing agent: Kim Smith
Listing provided courtesy of: Maximum One Community Realtors (770) 334-8286
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MLS ID: #7620056
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