4911 Magnolia Cottage Way # 6 Unit 6 Acworth, GA 30101
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Welcome home to Magnolia Cottage! This beautifully maintained gated community is just one mile from Downtown Acworth and two miles from Lake Acworth! This 2-bedroom, 2-bath cottage is the largest floor plan in the neighborhood and features an enclosed sunroom, soaring 12-foot ceilings, and a wide-open layout perfect for easy, single-level living. Step inside to find new paint, updated light fixtures, and new faucets throughout. The kitchen shines with LG stainless steel appliances (only 3 years old), an oversized single-basin sink with a custom tray system (cutting board, drying rack, rinse tray), and a new garbage disposal. The gas fireplace with classic stone surround anchors the main living area, creating a cozy focal point under tall ceilings and abundant natural light. The oversized owner's suite has hardwood floors, a walk-in shower, and plenty of space to unwind. Both bathrooms feature new toilets (2022), and the home's mechanical systems have been meticulously maintained, roof replaced 5 years ago, hot water heater refurbished 3 years ago, and the HVAC system is serviced annually and in excellent condition. Step outside to your private side yard with a 6' x 40' vinyl fence, complete with paver patio for outdoor dining and a gravel dog run in back, perfect for pets or play. Additional perks include: HOA covers water, trash, and landscaping, keypad entry for both the front and garage doors, two gate remotes included, 220V outlet ready for an electric vehicle, stepless entry with no stairs anywhere! Take your golf cart to the lake or downtown in minutes and enjoy all that Acworth has to offer restaurants, shops, and lakeside relaxation just around the corner. This is easy, comfortable living at its finest! Move-in ready and meticulously cared for. Welcome home to Magnolia Cottage!
Source: GAMLS #10637852
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