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1563 English
Forsyth, GA 31029
Melissa Stephens with BHGRE Metro Brokers, original listing - (404) 843-2500
$549,900
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
Full: 2, ½: 1
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
2668 Square Feet
Property Description
New Year! New Home! Over 2,600 beautiful square feet of space on 8.5 +/- Acres with no subdivision restraints! Located in North Monroe County, Forsyth, off of the Johnstonville Road exit, this home offers 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths with the primary suite on the main level. A formal foyer entry welcomes you home, where there's space for everyone! Living areas included a formal dining room with trim detail and wood beamed ceiling, a spacious family room with soaring vaulted ceiling with wood beam and a brick fireplace with wood mantle and ship lap accent. The family room is open to to the island kitchen for easy gathering and entertaining. The kitchen is a dream and features an informal dining area, large island with seating, plentiful cabinetry with soft close hinges, a custom wood venthood to match, upgraded quartz countertops, subway tile backsplash, and a walk in pantry! Stainless steel appliances include a built in oven, built in microwave, separate cooktop, dishwasher, and the custom venthood. The primary suite is located on the main and features a tray ceiling and beautiful ensuite bath with tile floor, large soaking tub with tile surround, zero entry oversize fully tiled shower with bench and glass door, large dueal sink vanity with quartz countertop, and a large walk in closet! Upstairs you'll find the additional three bedrooms (one oversized that would also make a great rec/play room) the full secondary bath, which offers a separate wet room. The main level also features the powder room, a large laundry room, and a rear foyer with built-in hall tree. The home features LVP hardwood look flooring throughout the main level, including the primary suite, black or oil rubbed bronze fixtures and lighting, and upgraded quartz countertops in the kitchen and all baths. If you love the outdoors, the rear porch is a beautiful place to enjoy it - it's large and features a gorgeous vaulted wood planked ceiling with fan overlooking the acreage. The front features a wood planked covered front porch as well. Constructed of sturdy Hardie concrete siding with a brick water table, the home is situated down a winding drive back off the road for privacy. The 8.5+/- acres offers plentiful sodded lawn space and the remainder in peaceful woods for nature lovers and explorers. Less than 5 minutes from I-75, yet you'll feel like you're away from it all, making this a slam dunk for commuters. Convenient to the quaint downtown Forsyth square, where there are many great local small businesses and restaurants and many local community events are held. Gas, grocery, shopping and dining are all less than 10-15 minutes away as well. Sought after Monroe County school system (KB Sutton Elementary, Monroe Middle, and Mary Persons High School). Use the preferred lender and receive 1% of your loan amount back towards closing costs and/or interest rate buy down. Home is nearing completion and can be closed in less than 30 days. Builder supplies a 2/10 home warranty at closing at no cost to purchaser! Rendering provided as a guide and is subject to change, errors, and omissions without notice.
Property Information
Lot Size
8 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built
2025
MLS Number
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Location
Address
1563 English
City
Forsyth
State
GA
Zip Code
31029
County
MONROE
Listing
Name
Phone
(404) 843-2500
Office Name
Office Phone
(404) 843-2500
Agent Name
Melissa Stephens
Agency Phone
(404) 843-2500

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