6437 Woodbriar Ln Midland, GA 31820
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Now Offered at $429,900 - A Rare Midland Find on 2+ Acres! Welcome home to 6437 Woodbriar Lane-where classic style meets peaceful living on 2.44 acres in the heart of Midland. This well-maintained, 3419 SF spacious, traditional 2-story home blends open living spaces with room to grow, while located just minutes from Fort Benning, JR Allen Parkway/Hwy 80, North Columbus shopping, and dining. A covered front porch and brick-accented exterior offer beautiful curb appeal. Step inside to a welcoming two-story foyer, warm hardwood floors, and wrought iron stair spindles that set the tone for classic Southern living. Inside, you'll find space for both gatherings and daily routines. The formal dining room with wainscoting is perfect for special occasions, while the open-concept family room with fireplace connects seamlessly to the breakfast area and granite kitchen with pantry. The main-level primary suite offers his and her closets and a private ensuite bath. Upstairs features a large loft perfect for a playroom or media area, plus a versatile bonus room ideal for a 5th Bedroom, home office, or guest space. Out back, enjoy an expansive 2-acre backyard that offers scenic views and natural surroundings-ready for your personal touch - this generous lot provides plenty of usable space for outdoor living, gardening, or future improvements. A detached utility building adds convenient storage for tools and equipment. Located in the quiet Woodbriar subdivision, this property is currently zoned for Matthews Elementary, Aaron Cohn Middle, and Shaw High School. The location provides easy access to everything Midland and Columbus have to offer. Don't miss this opportunity to own a spacious Midland home on 2,44 acres-schedule your private showing today!
Source: GAMLS #10540251
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