2360 Annes Lake Cir Lithonia, GA 30058
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Welcome to 2360 Anne's Lake Circle, where timeless elegance meets modern convenience in the highly desirable Phillips Trace community of Lithonia. This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom lakefront retreat offers the perfect blend of sophistication, comfort, and everyday functionality. Did I mention this loan is ASSUMABLE !! Get this rate completely below current market rate! Step inside and be greeted by gleaming hardwood floors that span the entire main level, creating an open and inviting flow. The chef-inspired kitchen showcases gleaming granite countertops, rich cabinetry, and a seamless connection to the dining area, making it perfect for both casual family meals and elegant entertaining. The adjoining family room, anchored by a beautiful fireplace, sets the stage for cozy evenings and memorable gatherings. Upstairs, indulge in the luxurious owner's suite, a true sanctuary featuring a private sitting area ideal for morning coffee or quiet reading. The en-suite bath offers spa-like comfort, while the extra-large walk-in closet provides exceptional space designed for dual living. Two additional bedrooms, each spacious and carpeted for warmth, offer comfort and flexibility for family, guests, or a home office. The outdoors is just as captivating - enjoy a fenced backyard that opens to serene lake views, offering both privacy and tranquility. Whether hosting summer barbecues or simply unwinding at sunset, this space is perfect for creating lasting memories. Set in unincorporated DeKalb County, this home sits in a beautiful, well-kept neighborhood just a short walk to Lithonia High School, with easy access to shopping, dining, and major highways. Blending upscale finishes with an unbeatable location, this property delivers more than a home - it offers a lifestyle of comfort, elegance, and convenience.
Source: GAMLS #10595317
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