6186 Talmadge Run NW Acworth, GA 30101
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About this home
Welcome to 6186 Talmadge Run-an elegant retreat tucked inside the gates of prestigious Governors Towne Club! This beautifully maintained home offers a thoughtfully designed layout with the primary suite conveniently located on the main level, creating easy, one-level living with room to grow. Upstairs, you'll find three spacious bedrooms, including one with a private en-suite, while the other two share a Jack-and-Jill bathroom-perfect for families or guests. A large bonus room offers flexible space for a playroom, media room, or home office. The partially finished terrace level adds even more living potential with a generous entertaining area, full bathroom, and game room. An unfinished section is already stubbed and framed for an additional bedroom, bathroom, and walk-in closets-ideal for future expansion or multigenerational living. Outside, enjoy a peaceful setting with a covered under-deck patio and lush backyard. Located in Governors Towne Club, one of North Metro Atlanta's premier gated golf communities, residents enjoy access to world-class amenities including golf, tennis, swimming, a full-service spa, and on-site dining. Move-in ready with room to grow-this is luxury living with lasting value. Recent improvements include: * Three 3-year-old Lennox air conditioners * New under-decking installed across the entire backyard deck * New sod in the front and side yards * 3-year-old water heater * Roof is less than 12 years old Governors Towne Club offers an incredible suite of amenities: * Championship 18-hole golf course designed by Curtis Strange * Luxurious clubhouse with fine dining and social events * State-of-the-art spa and fitness center * Resort-style main pool with a pizza tiki bar for ultimate relaxation * Basketball courts, playground, and much more This home is a rare opportunity to live in one of Cobb County's most sought-after private communities. Contact us today to schedule your private tour!
Source: GAMLS #10626269
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