Nestled on over five serene acres, this extraordinary farmhouse seamlessly combines contemporary elegance and elements with rustic charm. Every inch of this home tells a story. With thoughtful design and attention to detail, this home was built with character and history. The hardwood floors are from an Amish farm in Kentucky, the brick throughout is from a historic building in Atlanta, antique furniture was converted to vanities in the bathroom. The wrap around porch overlooks an expansive yard calling you to stay awhile. As you open the double front doors you are welcomed inside the two story foyer. The open concept layout is bathed in natural light and each room comfortably flows into the others. The gourmet kitchen features an oversized island perfect for Saturday morning pancakes, warm wood details, brick accents, stainless steel appliances, and overlooks the family room. A separate nook is perfect for cozy dinners while the separate dining room is perfect for entertaining. A separate office allows privacy while working from home. Built in bookshelves flank the wood burning fireplace in the living room and the pair of double doors lead to the screened in porch off the back of the home where you can watch wildlife like deer and turkey that frequently visit the property. The primary bedroom on the main features its own fireplace, soaring ceilings, private access to the back deck, and a luxurious ensuite with an oversized shower with both a rain head and shower head, separate bath tub, and huge walk in closet. You will also find separate mudroom for taking off those muddy boots, back packs, and coats and a laundry room you will be glad to use. Three additional bedrooms, two bathrooms, and bonus room are all upstairs. Don’t worry about parking your toys and vehicles. The three-car garage is intentionally oversized for ease. Need more space? There is a basement waiting to be finished and an extra slab poured and ready for a separate cottage or future pool house. The property borders the Corp of Engineers property and a short walk leads you to Lake Allatoona. This dream home looks worthy of a magazine, but it is best as your new home.