Some houses are just good - not flashy, not trying too hard. Just solid, beautiful, and built for actual living. This classic brick two-story traditional is exactly that kind of house. The moment you pull up and see that timeless facade wrapped in mature hardwoods and lush greenery, you just know. Step inside and you'll find a layout that makes sense: a formal living room and a separate dining room for the dinner parties and holiday gatherings you've been meaning to host, plus a fireside family room where everyone will actually want to spend their evenings. The updated eat-in kitchen is an absolute delight - cheerful, bright cabinetry, gleaming stainless appliances, and enough light to make even a Tuesday morning feel like a good idea. Upstairs, the primary suite is fresh and serene with new carpet, fresh paint, and a walk-in closet - all you need, nothing pretentious. Two additional bedrooms, a linen closet, and a full hall bathroom (with its own, additional linen closet) round out the upper level. And then there's the basement - an unfinished daylight walk-out space over 600 square feet - already framed and ready. Then, the rest of the property. Step out back onto the patio, and say hello to the clouds of gorgeous hostas and cathedral hardwoods, you'll find yourself visited by deer at dusk, a flash of cardinal red against the green, and the occasional hawk or owl surveying the kingdom. You might become one of those bird people, and swap sightings with neighbors at the community (optional membership) pool. The two-car garage handles the practical side of life with ease, with a soaring ceiling for optional overhead storage possibilities. This is Lilburn at its very best - Old Town Lilburn with its charming shops, locally-loved restaurants, and free community events like Concerts on the Green and Food Truck Nights is right around the corner. Gwinnett County's incredible parks, trails, and recreation facilities are close by, including Mountain Park Park, J.B. Williams Park and the stunning Yellow River Park with over 12 miles of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails. Stone Mountain Park is just 14 minutes away. Sugarloaf Mills and I-85 are an easy drive for shopping, dining, and Highway 78 and Decatur are also a short commute. Zoned for Knight Elementary, Trickum Middle, and the consistently sought-after Parkview High School.
