Tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac in Cross Creek, this two-story townhome underwent a full 2024 renovation, right down to the framing, electrical, and plumbing. Fresh paint, new flooring and carpet, and recessed LED lighting throughout give the whole place a clean, bright feel from the moment you walk in. The open kitchen was reworked with white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, a tile backsplash, and new stainless-steel appliances including the range and refrigerator. It flows into the dining area, where French doors open to a private patio with tranquil wooded views, a nice spot for morning coffee or winding down after work. The main level also includes a wood-burning fireplace in the family room, a powder room, additional under-stair storage, an updated open-riser staircase railing, and an easy step-down entry. Upstairs, both bedrooms come with their own fully renovated ensuite bath, so it works well as a roommate floor plan or just gives everyone their own space. Each bath was completely redone with new tile, cabinetry, countertops, mirrors, lighting, and windows, matching the level of care applied throughout the rest of the home. Cross Creek residents enjoy a resort lifestyle across 110 acres of mature landscaping, with an 18-hole par three golf course and pro shop, three swimming pools (including the main pool with seasonal lifeguard service), four tennis courts with two striped for pickleball, renovated club rooms, a fitness center, restaurant and bar, and walking paths throughout the community. The comprehensive HOA covers exterior upkeep, including the roof, landscaping, water, sewage, twice-weekly trash pickup, and insurance, making this a truly low-maintenance way to live well in the city. With 24-hour security and gated access, this hidden resort sits just minutes from Midtown and I-75, offering the privacy of a private sanctuary with all the convenience of city living.

HouseAtlanta (United States)
Price :
$299,000
bedrooms2 bathrooms3 land129 m²

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