235 Providence Place Way, Alpharetta

COME MAKE THIS 5BDR/4.5BA YOUR ALPHARETTA DREAM HOME! Located on an ACRE of CUL-DE-SAC land in Providence Place, a beautiful, well-kept community two miles from DOWNTOWN ALPHARETTA and in a spectacular school system featuring MILTON High School, a "10" on Greatschools! Technically, this home lives like a RAISED RANCH with a fantastic floor plan (see photos for floor plans), but with over 5000sf of already built-out space you can remodel what is here or add on, if needed. There is a small, very private, 2nd floor area with a large bedroom, closet, full-bath and tons of attic space. Then 3 large bedrooms, including the primary suite, are on the main level. The spacious kitchen could easily be opened to the den creating the open floor plan everyone loves these days while still saving the formal living and dining rooms if desired. The terrace level has the remaining bedroom and full bath along with another den, office and tons of unfinished space. The shape of this BEAUTIFUL lot provides PRIVACY with plenty of room for all of your outdoor activities and space for outdoor expansion if needed in the HUGE back yard. Many homes in the neighborhood have continued their driveways around the side of the home to gain access to another garage area on the terrace level. The daylight terrace level is the same footprint as the main level, a ton of OPPORTUNITY. Finished on this level is a living room, office, bedroom and full bath. Unfinished there is room for media, wine storage, extra cars/boat storage, exercise, whatever you may need extra space for! Could easily finish this out as an au pair or in-law suite with both interior and exterior entrances. Providence Place is in a great location with easy access to Milton and Alpharetta, shopping, schools and more! Come and see this beautiful area. SALE IS "AS-IS", OFFERS DUE BY 7PM TUESDAY, AUGUST 26TH. PLEASE SUBMIT OFFER IN ONE PDF WITH PROOF OF FUNDS. MIMI MCCAIN, GANEK PC (ALPHARETTA OFFICE) AS CLOSING ATTORNEY. SELLER IS: Louise A. Brostin by Rebecca Godbey Cummings, POA.