Nestled on 5.11 serene, wooded acres adjoining the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, this spacious traditional Cape Cod-style home offers privacy, natural beauty, and a beautiful view of Black Mountain – all located on a cul-de-sac street.


The home spans three generous levels, providing ample space – or the opportunity for short-term rentals. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful full-time residence or a flexible investment property, this home delivers both comfort and potential in a truly picturesque setting.


Main Floor:
A welcoming foyer opens to a generously sized living room and an adjoining dining room, offering a warm and inviting space for everyday living and gatherings. The kitchen offers abundant custom cabinetry and generous counter space, perfect for both everyday use and entertaining. The large, private main-level primary suite includes a full en-suite bath (with shower and jetted tub), a spacious walk-in closet, and an additional secondary walk-in for extra storage. Additional main-floor features include a cozy home office and a conveniently located powder room.


Second Floor:
• Two generously sized bedrooms and a large bathroom featuring a double vanity and a tub/shower combination. • An open hallway offers versatile bonus space – perfect for a reading nook, or study zone.


Terrace Level (Walk-Out Basement):
• Expansive open room (Family Room) for recreation, entertaining, or an immense office space. • Full-glass door and large window flood the space with natural light while offering seamless access to the backyard.
• Also includes a self-contained studio apartment with a kitchenette (and full shower bathroom) perfect for guests or rental. Double glass doors provide abundant light and open to a covered level space perfect for patio chairs. The apartment space also counts as the 4th bedroom.
• A 7.5′ x 20′ flexible-use room adjoins the apartment space.
• Additional features include a dedicated laundry room, a utility room, and under-stairs storage.


Exterior
Along the entire east of this property is the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest.


The expansive front porch offers plenty of space for cozy seating, creating a charming spot to unwind and enjoy the peaceful sight of Carolina wrens and bluebirds flitting by.


The home features two inviting back decks, connected by two steps: A covered retreat (with ceiling fans) perfect for watching summer storms drift across the mountains, and an open-air deck ideal for sun-loving container gardens or alfresco dining.


Chimney
Exterior stone masonry chimney extends from basement level to main level, with one opening/thimble in the largest basement room, and another opening/thimble in the living room’s stone hearth wall. Both would accommodate a freestanding woodburning stove.