Résidence Unifamiliale À Marietta

A wonderful opportunity to own in East Cobb’s sought-after Mount Bethel, Dickerson, and Walton school districts! With 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2,348 square feet, and more than $250,000 in updates, 5090 Larry Lane is a classic Dutch Colonial that has been thoughtfully improved from top to bottom. Set back from the road on a spacious lot, the home makes a great first impression with an expansive front yard, mature surroundings, and plenty of room for gardening and outdoor projects. Step through the newly replaced front door and you’ll find a main level that offers both an easy flow and plenty of flexibility. Two separate living spaces give you options; create a formal dining room, den, playroom, home office, or additional entertaining space and make the layout work for the way you live. At the heart of the home is the completely redesigned kitchen, renovated in 2022 with both function and everyday living in mind. Stainless steel appliances, a pot filler over the range, updated finishes, and a large picture window over the kitchen sink bring together the modern conveniences you want while filling the space with natural light and views of the backyard. The backyard is one you’ll actually use. The fully fenced yard provides plenty of room for kids, dogs, gardening, or simply enjoying some privacy outdoors. Just off the house is a newly built composite deck with aluminum railing, creating a low-maintenance outdoor living space that’s ready for cookouts, morning coffee, and evenings with friends. Upstairs, you’ll find all four bedrooms and two full baths, keeping the living spaces comfortably separated from the main floor. The primary bedroom features a custom walk-in closet, while the three secondary bedrooms offer flexibility for family, guests, or a home office. The guest bath is full of character and charm, adding a little personality you don’t often find in a traditional secondary bathroom. What really sets this home apart, though, is how much has already been done behind the scenes. The sellers purchased the home with the intention of making it their forever home, and their improvements reflect that. In addition to the cosmetic renovations, they invested in the big-ticket items that matter, including replacement of the home’s plumbing, the roof was replaced in 2025, a newer HVAC system installed in 2025, refinished and stained hardwood floors, the new composite deck, and numerous additional improvements throughout the property.

This isn’t a home that was simply updated to sell. It was improved to be lived in for years to come, and now it can be yours to enjoy.