Résidence Unifamiliale À Fayetteville

An afternoon beside the pool. A project in the workshop. A walk beneath the trees with nowhere in particular to be. At 400 Darren Drive, 5.3 private acres in Fayetteville, Georgia, offer something simple: space to choose your own pace. The in-ground pool and its waterfall create a gathering place in the backyard, surrounded by mature landscaping. Beyond it, the wooded setting and workshop/barn give the property a life that extends well past the back door. There is no HOA, and although the trees lend a sense of seclusion, Fayetteville, Senoia, and Peachtree City remain within easy reach. At the heart of it all is a deep blue cottage-style home built in 1978. Diamond-paned windows, a brick chimney, and a broad front porch give it a familiar warmth before you ever step inside. Real hardwood floors run through most of the main level, connecting freshly painted rooms, a welcoming fireplace, and bonus spaces that leave room for more than one use. With three bedrooms and three full baths, the home balances character with flexibility. The 1,022-square-foot, mostly finished basement adds interior and exterior access, a full bath, media and exercise/bonus rooms, and a flex area with three closets. Recent improvements tend to the practical side of the story: a new roof with a transferable warranty, fresh interior and exterior paint, new front steps and garage doors, a new water heater, new pool liner and pump, and a freshly pumped septic system. The appeal is not just in how much is here. It is in how naturally the house, the water, and the land belong together.