5045 Percival Dr Gallatin, TN 37066
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Tucked inside a cozy, active neighborhood, this 4 bedroom, 3 full bath home with a loft and 2-car garage puts everyday convenience and weekend fun within easy reach. Ideally located between Gallatin and Hendersonville, you’re under 15 minutes to either—perfect for commuting, dinner with friends, or shopping. Old Hickory Lake and nearby marinas offer quick access to boat days and lakeside dining. Only four years old and it still shows like new. Inside, the main level lives easy with LVP flooring throughout the primary living areas for a clean, durable finish that holds up to real life. The open-concept layout connects the kitchen, dining, and living spaces—great for casual weeknights or entertaining. The kitchen features quartz countertops and generous prep space, while a mudroom drop zone off the garage keeps everyday clutter contained. A main-level bedroom and full bath offer flexibility for your season of life: guest space, nursery, playroom, or quiet office. Upstairs, a loft currently serves as a reading nook and workspace but can easily become a media or game room. The spacious primary suite includes double vanities, a large shower, and a huge walk-in closet with room to grow. Two additional bedrooms, a full bath, and convenient upstairs laundry complete the second floor. Step outside to a private back patio that backs to a mature tree line—a peaceful place for morning coffee or winding down after the day. What makes this home truly special is the everyday ease: under 10 minutes to Kroger, Publix, Starbucks, Edley’s, gas stations, and doctor’s offices—so coffee runs, errands, and takeout nights are quick and simple. The small-neighborhood feel offers a quieter pace and less cut-through traffic, while still keeping you close to parks, restaurants, and community events. Every day convenience meets lake days, grocery runs, and dinner plans - they all line up here with flexible spaces perfect for now, and ready for what’s next.
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