2108 Charmond Dr Monroe, GA 30656
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Welcome to this beautifully built Craftsman-style home in Glen Cove, located on a spacious 1.024-acre lot just minutes from downtown Monroe. Offering 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths across 2,562 sq ft, this home blends timeless charm with thoughtful functionality. Inside, the main level features hardwood floors throughout, with a flexible office space, separate dining room, and a spacious guest bedroom with full bath—perfect for visitors or multigenerational living. The kitchen is a standout with stainless steel appliances, oversized island, walk-in pantry, and breakfast area, all overlooking a naturally lit living room with gas fireplace and custom built-ins. Upstairs, the owner’s suite includes a soaking tub, large walk-in shower, dual vanities, and an expansive closet. The laundry is conveniently located just outside the suite. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath complete the second level, each offering generous space and storage. Outside, the home showcases brick and board-and-batten accents, energy-efficient double-pane windows, and a massive driveway that fits at least 10 cars—plus a two-car garage. The 1-acre lot provides privacy and space to grow, and the HOA allows pools for added flexibility. Glen Cove is a quiet, community near top-rated schools, including Walker Park Elementary and Monroe Area High School. You’re just a 5–10 minute drive from downtown Monroe’s local dining, shops, coffee spots, and community events. Parks and trails nearby include Childers Park, Mathews Park, and Hammock Park, offering plenty of outdoor space to explore. With easy access to Hwy 78 and GA-138, commuting to Loganville, Athens, or Atlanta is simple. Whether you're looking for a comfortable place to call home or a well-positioned investment, 2108 Charmond Drive offers quality construction, modern convenience, and a location that delivers.
Source: FMLS #7617601
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