2074 Autumn Ridge Way Spring Hill, TN 37174
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Stunning 5-Bedroom Home in Highly Sought-After Autumn Ridge – Spring Hill, Williamson County! Welcome to this beautifully appointed 5-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home located in the prestigious Autumn Ridge community—one of Spring Hill’s most desirable neighborhoods. Combining elegant design, functional spaces, and timeless craftsmanship, this residence offers the perfect balance of luxury and comfort. Step inside to find an inviting open-concept layout, featuring a spacious living room with abundant natural light, hardwood flooring, and a cozy fireplace that anchors the main living area. The gourmet kitchen impresses with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, double ovens, and a large island ideal for entertaining or family gatherings. Or, gather in the formal dining room! The main-level primary suite provides a relaxing retreat with a spa-like en-suite bathroom featuring dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a walk-in shower. This en-suite bathroom features an impressive primary closet with custom built-ins and elegant design—truly a dream space for organization and style. You'll also find a flex space on the main level ideal for a home office! Upstairs, you’ll find four additional bedrooms, including a versatile bonus room or media space—perfect for work, play, or guests. Enjoy outdoor living on the covered and screened in patio overlooking the backyard, ideal for gatherings or peaceful evenings at home. The property also includes a three-car garage and access to Autumn Ridge’s community amenities. Updates: New roof 2024. New furnace 2025. Updated kitchen cabinets and fireplace. All new interior paint 2023. New garage floor and organization storage in 2023. Back porch renovation 2023. New back yard patio w/ built in bench and fire pit 2024. All new landscape. New outdoor lighting. Irrigation 2023. All new appliances! You really need to see this one in person! Contact listing agent for a private showing! Professional photos coming soon!
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