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2453 Kelly Bridge Road
Dawsonville, GA 30534
Doreen Hamilton with Vineyard Real Estate Group, original listing - (404) 610-1540
$1,500,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
Full: 3, ½: 1
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
3773 Square Feet
Property Description
WELCOME TO THIS STUNNING, ONE OF A KIND, CUSTOM FARMHOUSE ON 6 ACRES! This home is nothing short of PERFECTION with its custom features inside and out. From the moment you step inside the brick entry you can't help but notice the attention to detail within every inch of this space. Starting with the breathtaking view of the main living area with it's massive ceilings, wood beams, ship lap throughout, barn doors, custom library, chef's kitchen, and the great room that opens to the stunning enclosed cedar patio. This home was made for entertaining and no detail has been overlooked. The "aging-in-place" features ensure this will be your forever home with its zero entry thresholds, 32"wide interior doors, zero threshold showers, ADA compliant grab bars just to name a few. The owner's suite has its own sunroom which overlooks the lush wooded property and the oversized master bath has his and hers vanities, heated towel bars, heated floors, and exceptional finishes sure to please the most discriminating buyer. One of the two guest rooms is considered an in-law suite with it's Ensuite bath, including heated floors, a bonus room that can also be used as a 4th bedroom/office or den. The 3rd bedroom is private, oversized and has an Ensuite bath including heated floors as well. The kitchen boasts some of the finest finishes one could ever dream of including a gold finish pot filler, SUB ZERO ice machine, BOSCH dishwasher, TWO refrigerators, dual trash receptacles, double ovens, soft close drawers, farmhouse sink, and a separate butlers pantry for all your canning and storage needs. The dining room surrounded by lush woods overlooks the garden and can accommodate a large table for all your family gatherings. The oversized, year round cedar porch will be a favorite spot with its Eze-Breeze windows for all season enjoyment including heaters to keep you cozy year round. You can also enjoy comfortable dinners on the gorgeous Dog Trot breezeway with its retractable screens that keep the fresh air in and the pests out. In addition to the 160+ SF storage room with independent AC/HEAT and sink, you have a 1200sf SECONDARY BUILDING/GARAGE with it's own HVAC and Electricity meter and independent panel for future expansion if desired. This home is a true gardener's delight including its 12 raised garden beds, blackberry, raspberry, blueberry, strawberry, and elderberry bushes, plus asparagus and rhubarb perennials. The "Chick Inn" is a custom built CHICKEN COOP built by Carolina Coops that has an auto chicken door for free range, 8x24 run, and has a capacity of up to 24 chickens! The entrance to the property has an electric driveway gate, key pin entrance, automatic exit tied to security system with remote operation option. LOCATED only 10 MINUTES TO MATT HWY PUBLIX SHOPPING CENTER AND DAWSONVILLE OUTLET MALL, 20 MINUTES TO BRAND NEW CUMMING CITY CENTER, UPSCALE DINING, AND MORE! THIS LOCATION CAN'T BE BEAT! Be sure to ask for the "facts and features" list of all upgrades and features that are too numerous to mention. NO DETAIL HAS BEEN SPARED ON THIS EXQUISITE HOME!
Property Information
Lot Size
6 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built
2020
MLS Number
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Location
Address
2453 Kelly Bridge Road
City
Dawsonville
State
GA
Zip Code
30534
County
DAWSON
Listing
Name
Phone
(404) 915-0265
Office Name
Office Phone
(404) 610-1540
Agent Name
Doreen Hamilton
Agency Phone
(404) 610-1540

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