2063 Blackberry Ln Auburn, GA 30011
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About this home
This lovely home offers a spacious floor plan for entertainment in the central hub or out on the large back deck overlooking a grand yard. The quaint fire pit will be perfect for relaxing outdoors and staying toasty warm with the coming fall temps. The outbuilding can serve as extra storage or make it your private art studio in the midst of nature’s beauty. Your pups have a place too in the large, fenced dog run with a doghouse already in place. The interior of the home has 4 bedrooms tucked away for privacy with a split floor plan. The Master Bedroom has a large bay window view of the beautiful front yard oak trees, features vaulted ceilings, a large walk-in closet, ceiling fan, and a private master bath with soaking tub and separate shower. Bedrooms 2 and 3 are adjacent a full bath also conveniently located off the living room and on the opposite side of the home. High ceilings and natural light fill the kitchen, which has lots of cabinetry, tiled backsplash and stainless-steel appliances. The living room has a natural wood-burning stone fireplace where you can cozy up with family. And the lower level of the home has an oversized large 4th bedroom, media room, or playroom with tiled ceramic floors. There is also a 3rd full bath at this level along with additional storage and a utility/laundry room. The garage also offers plenty of storage and parking for two autos with separately controlled remote doors. This fantabulous home sits on over half an acre and has NO HOA! It’s a tranquil and peaceful haven nestled conveniently within a short drive of all conveniences, and easy access to I-85 and Hwy 316/29 University Pkwy. This could be the one for you! Schedule your tour today and let’s make this your new Home Sweet Home.
Source: FMLS #7663617
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