155 Highlands Forest Lane, Oxford

Welcome to an architectural masterpiece of efficiency and luxury in Newton County. This custom-built, 4,000+ square foot ranch perfectly balances estate-grade features with forward-thinking engineering. Built in 2001, the home sits prominently on a pristine 2-acre lot, offering the ultimate private retreat with a beautifully balanced footprint: half of the property features a serene, mature wooded backdrop, while the remaining acreage is blanketed in ultra-premium, lush Zoysia sod. From the moment you pull up the elegant circular driveway, the home's striking curb appeal and structural superiority are undeniable. Built with commercial-grade metal framing and anchored by a distinct individual aluminum shingle metal roof, this estate offers exceptional durability and sleek modern lines. A spacious 3-car side-entry garage ensures plenty of storage and maintains the clean, sophisticated sightlines of the front elevation. Inside, the sprawling main-level layout features 3 spacious bedrooms and 3.5 luxurious bathrooms, offering an ideal floor plan for effortless living and privacy. The heart of the home is a spectacular chef's kitchen, fully equipped for culinary enthusiasts with premium granite countertops, elegant tile flooring, and ample workspace for entertaining. Ultimate comfort awaits throughout the home with premium hot water radiant heat built directly into the floors, delivering cozy, even warmth.The mechanical backbone of the home is equally impressive, featuring a high-efficiency geothermal HVAC system that delivers whisper-quiet climate control and exceptionally low utility costs year-round. The primary bath is equipped with a steam shower and a warming drawer for the towels. Lighting throughout the estate is managed by a customizable, high-end LiteTouch lighting control system, allowing you to set the perfect ambiance across the entire home at the press of a single button.Combining rare, industrial-grade construction with the warmth and elegance of a true luxury homestead, this Newton County gem is entirely one-of-a-kind.