In the heart of the "Loveliest Village on the Plains" experiencing the traditional "Old Auburn" lifestyle near town is becoming increasingly difficult due to rapid growth and development. Are you searching for a residence that embodies a bygone era on a tranquil street that is lined with mature hardwoods? Do you aspire to own a home with close proximity to schools, sidewalks and greenway trails that connect to downtown Auburn and Auburn University Campus? This 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom Jack Bailey built ranch home has recently been updated beautifully by Schumacher Homes. Freshly painted throughout with both bathrooms completely renovated creates a truly stunning presentation. The hardwoods in the main living areas are perfection and the windows bring in an abundance of natural light. The living room adjoins a formal dining with access to the kitchen. The family room is open to the kitchen and centered around a wood burning fireplace. The property boasts a large , private yard with rock wall landscaping features and a private swimming pool complete with a diving board and a deep end. In addition, there is a greenhouse, outdoor storage and a shop with electrical in the back yard. A basement level wood working room is accessed through the side of the home and can be modified for your personal needs. This property exudes a nostalgic charm of comfort and simplicity in a fabulous location. Properties like this one become more rare as each day passes. It was loved, gardened and tended with pride for decades and now is the time it can become yours.

Listing courtesy of MARY BOYD of BICKERSTAFF PARHAM REAL ESTATE



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