421 Golden Oaks Dr Hixson, TN 37343
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A Home Designed for Comfort, Flexibility, and Family Life — in the Heart of Hixson Welcome to this beautifully crafted 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath multi-level home, offering just under 3,200 sq. ft. of thoughtfully designed living space on a peaceful lot under an acre. Built for comfort, privacy, and flexibility, every level invites connection, relaxation, and room to grow. From the covered front porch, step into a bright interior with hardwood floors, crown molding, and sun-filled rooms. Formal living and dining areas create an inviting setting for gatherings, while the kitchen opens to the family room anchored by a cozy fireplace. A cheerful sunroom with skylights overlooks the back deck, offering a tranquil space for morning coffee or evening unwinding. Upstairs, the master suite serves as a private retreat with a spacious layout and large bath. Secondary bedrooms are generously sized and thoughtfully set apart, giving each family member comfort and privacy. The finished lower level makes this home truly special. With its own bedroom, full bath, kitchenette, living room, and sitting area, it functions perfectly as an in-law or teen suite. Private access is available through the 2-car garage, separate exterior entrance, and walkout to a lower deck. Life here means more than enjoying the home itself—it's about being part of vibrant Hixson. Families value the well-regarded Hamilton County schools, and everyday conveniences are minutes away with Northgate Mall, shopping, dining, and CHI Memorial Hospital close by. For outdoor enthusiasts, Greenway Farms offers trails and kayaking, Chester Frost Park provides lakefront recreation, and golf, parks, marinas, and the Tennessee River are all nearby. Quick access to downtown Chattanooga brings the perfect blend of suburban tranquility and city convenience. Copy & Paste in for your browser ! - https://view.ricoh360.com/38f9f4bc-d6ea-4dcf-b7b2-caf994520667 Also for a Video Tour - https://vimeo.
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