Jul 17, 2019
Whether it be as a starter home, vacation rental or private second home, this property in the mountain has a lot to offer due to its location. Ellijay homes for sale like this are rare.
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Hawthorne, United States - July 17, 2019 /PressCable/ —
ELLIJAY – Whether it be as a starter home, vacation rental or private second home, this property in the mountain has a lot to offer due to its location.
With a year-round view of Carter’s Lake and a long-range mountain view from nearly every room in the house, this property also backs up to land owned by the United States Forest Service. Less than 10 miles away from town, this home supplies a good balance of privacy and accessibility.
Located at 206 Cindy Lane in Ellijay, Georgia, this 1,552-square-foot house boasts a combination of character, privacy and charm, making it a perfect opportunity for the right buyer. Along with two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, this listing features a den office, living room, dining room, kitchen and sun room. The style includes a mix of cape Cod, country rustic and craftsman.
The exterior includes a wrap-around deck that provides access to stunning views of Carter’s Lake. The property’s natural setting also allows for the exploration and enjoyment of the surrounding wooded area, wooded lot and garden spot that are included in the property.
More information, along with video and additional photos of the property, can be found through its website at http://tour.remax-georgia.com/tour/titan/?id=5702663&version=&_seoAddress=206-Cindy-Lane-Ellijay-GA-289886#.XSijayUpBR4. A virtual tour is also available for viewing through the property’s website.
“When looking at everything that makes up this property, it truly is one that people will not want to miss out on,” said Maria Nix, the property’s listing realtor. “Whether it be the picturesque views or beautifully-designed interior, there is so much to enjoy about this home and I am excited to help match someone with this amazing home.”
With a listing price of $224,900, the property can also be found on the MLS under the code, 289886.
Raised in Gilmer County, Maria is a 2005 graduate of Gilmer High School. Her previous experience includes ten years with Appalachian Community Bank working closely with the ORE Department and three years with Ellijay’s top Real Estate Closing Attorney, Brett Jones. Her passion is Real Estate and helping her clients transition through buying and selling their homes.
For additional information on the property or to express interest, contact Maria Nix via call or text at 706-889-3078.
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Organization: Highlighted Homes
Address: 3501 Jack Northrop Ave Suite #AGQ146, Hawthorne, CA 90250, United States
Website: https://www.highlightedhomes.com/
Source: PressCable
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