776 Mountain Oak Rd # 4154 Unit 4154 Ellijay, GA 30536
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Fresh Updates & Mountain Charm! Discover the perfect blend of comfort, privacy, and mountain charm in this beautifully refreshed cabin tucked away on 1.45 acres (3 lots) in the gated Walnut Mountain community. Recent improvements include new interior paint, newly refinished wood floors on main level, new carpet on lower level, new lighting, and freshly trimmed trees, making this home truly move-in ready from day one. Step inside to a warm and inviting great room with soaring cathedral ceilings, a stacked-stone gas fireplace, and gleaming refinished real wood floors that flow into a cheerful kitchen with stainless appliances and a brand-new refrigerator. Each of the three levels features its own bedroom and bath for the ideal layout of privacy and flexibility, while the upper-level guest suite offers a private balcony and walk-in closet, and the terrace level provides a full entertainment space with a family room, wet bar, guest suite, and new carpet. Enjoy peaceful outdoor living from two full-length covered porches (feels like you are in a treehouse). Perfectly situated beside Walnut Mountain greenspace, there will never be any homes built any closer, ensuring lasting privacy. Additional features include a whole-house generator, main-level laundry, and an easy-access location near the gated entrance, fishing lake, and tennis/pickleball courts. With paved roads and downtown Ellijay just 10-15 minutes away, this is the ideal combination of seclusion and convenience. Walnut Mountain amenities include public water, hiking trails, four small lakes, an Olympic-sized pool, clubhouse, tennis/pickleball, and more-making this the ultimate North Georgia mountain retreat! Short term rentals allowed. (New photos with updates coming soon!)
Source: GAMLS #10545916
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