708 Denise Ct Mcdonough, GA 30252
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Feels like home! Beautifully maintained 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home on a desirable corner lot with a large, private backyard featuring a white vinyl fence with both single and double gates. This home has been thoughtfully updated from top to bottom, offering modern touches and exceptional comfort. Step inside to find smooth ceilings throughout, new LVP flooring in the family room and primary bedroom, upgraded light fixtures and ceiling fans, and cordless Levolor blinds on every window. Each bathroom has been renovated with quartz countertops and stylish mirrors, and your closets features custom closet systems for maximum organization. The main level features a formal living and dining room, spacious eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances including a double oven (only two years old), island with breakfast bar, pantry, and plenty of cabinet space. Kitchen opens to a cozy family room with fireplace, finishing out the main level is a convenient powder room for guests. Upstairs, you'll find four generous bedrooms. The primary suite offers a sitting area, new LVP flooring, trey ceiling, and a spa-like ensuite bathroom complete with a new tile shower with glass door, garden tub, and dual vanities. The secondary bedrooms share a large hall bath with modern finishes. Additional updates include a two-year-old roof, new double-paned UV windows throughout, storm doors, insulated garage door with opener and keypad, smart front door lock, dual HVAC systems (recently replaced), smart thermostat on the main level, whole-home surge protector, updated smoke detectors, security system, and solar motion lights. With abundant closet space and a long list of upgrades, this home truly has it all-style, function, and peace of mind.
Source: GAMLS #10627047
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