Einfamilienhaus In Alpharetta

Beautifully updated from top to bottom, this charming traditional is a five-minute walk from Olde Union Preserve’s private gated entrance to the Big Creek Greenway — the wooded trail system that connects the neighborhood to Fowler Park and miles more, on foot or by bike.

Inside, the fully renovated custom kitchen features quartz countertops, soft-close cabinetry, custom floating shelves and a coordinating coffee bar with matching cabinetry and quartz. Wide-plank European White Oak engineered hardwood runs continuous throughout the main level — no thresholds, no transitions — complemented by fresh interior paint, designer lighting, crown molding and abundant natural light. The family room centers on a gas fireplace with mantel and slate surround, while the dining room and oversized primary suite showcase tray ceilings with crown molding detail. The powder room was remodeled with a custom vanity and quartz countertop.

The big-ticket items are already done: a new Trane HVAC dual-fuel system (2026) pairing a 17 SEER multi-stage heat pump with a 97% variable-speed gas furnace, zoned for even comfort upstairs and down, with whole-home media air filtration and UV purification. New 50-gallon water heater (2026), new roof (2023) and a replaced main water line to the street (2025). Originally built as a certified ENERGY STAR home with a HERS Index of 64, and Low-E2 windows. The exterior was professionally repainted in 2025 with Sherwin-Williams Emerald, and the home has been maintained with quarterly pest control, annual termite inspections and professional lawn and landscaping service. A smart-home package with Lutron Caséta dimmers and Ecobee thermostats conveys.

Out back, the large fenced yard has a paver patio and fire pit. The full daylight walk-out basement is already partially framed with a bathroom plumbing rough-in.

An Alpharetta address with Forsyth County taxes and schools: Olde Union Preserve borders the back entrance of the Denmark High campus, with Midway Elementary, DeSana Middle and the new Denmark Library (2025) all clustered within about a mile. The community itself is an active one, with a pool and pool house, playground, sidewalks throughout and a robust offering of neighborhood events throughout the year. The Halcyon live-work-dine district and Trader Joe’s, Vickery Village and its YMCA, Cumming City Center, new Whole Foods (under construction), and two GA-400 interchanges are all minutes away.