Georgia, Cobb County, Acworth, USA

Location, location, location! Uncompromised luxury in an 1-yr old NEW custom home (lived in for just 11 months). Only the Army Corps of Engineers property lies between you & Lake Allatoona's beautiful deep-water shores & there is an established easement to the lake. More importantly, it's within the Corps' limited-development zoned area... so you can request a dock or other shore-front use. This home is next to the Atlanta Yacht Club (well-known for its sailing & other amenities). All this & only 4 miles from I-75 at Northpoint Parkway. School bus pickups and drop offs are near the mailbox. A new job called this family to Colorado, which means this dream home, packed with so many extras that you'll hardly believe how lucky that it's on the market as a nearly new home... no fatigue or wear anywhere in this house! The primary bedroom is on the main floor. It is extremely open-concept, which (along with 12' ceilings on main & 10' ceilings on the add'l floor) means the home feels simply huge. Coupled with 1,100+sf of decks (almost 500sf is screened) & 26 linear ft. of glass folding & sliding doors, the experience will be that you are living in nature... not merely near nature. (Don't forget that the 3-car garage has lots of room for a workshop, & is plumbed for a dogwash area. Importantly, there is also a detached 15'x11.5' office bldg. [175sf] across the driveway has HVAC & wifi cabling.) Please note that there is a room adjacent to the primary bedroom suite that is ideal for a nursery or an office or craft room. This s really important for new parents who need a child's bedroom on the same floor. Enjoy the pictures, look at the 3D tour, view the drone video, study the many documents provided, view the Atlanta Yacht Club website, map the convenience to Ackworth, Kennesaw, Woodstock, Marietta and Atlanta. And most importantly, when you come visit, plan to walk the entire back property to see the Civil War era fortifications, the gorgeous shoreline, and the amazing peace and tranquility of old-growth forests... BTW, don't forget to pet the deer... they are friendly (and abundant)!