Call 256-527-8950 today to see this beautiful custom built, full brick home with over 3700 square feet situated on an incredible one acre, fully sodded lot with sprinkler system and brick planters. Zoned for Mt. Carmel Elementary, Riverton Middle, and Buckhorn High School and conveniently located near I-565. This home has 4 large bedrooms and 3.5 baths. Updated kitchen with granite, tile backsplash, handsome custom built cabinets, under-cabinet lighting, and stainless appliances. Enjoy meals in your family-sized breakfast room and formal dining room. Get together with your family and friends in either the massive family room or formal living room. Owner's suite with his and her vanities, tub, separate shower, and huge walk-in closet. Main floor laundry includes built-in utility sink, built-in ironing board, and 2nd refrigerator. Smooth ceilings and crown molding throughout house and hardwoods in most of main floor. Upstairs features a mother-in-law/teenager suite with separate entrance, its own full kitchen, and 2nd laundry room. Enjoy amazing outdoor entertainment areas including a large screened-in porch and an aggregate pebble concrete courtyard with brick walls and columns for your biggest gatherings with ample parking. Along with your attached 2 car garage, this property boasts an amazing heated and cooled 614 square foot workshop/garage attached to the house by a covered breezeway/carport. Hobbyists will be thrilled by the custom cabinets, work tables, and storage. Also included is a separate, but attached, 303 square foot second workshop. Both areas have their own garage door. You will never want for more storage space with numerous closets throughout and 4 separate, decked attic areas, 3 of which are walk-out. Recent updates include new downstairs HVAC and roof in 2018. This amazing property is ready for you and your family to enjoy!
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