231 Suburban Drive

There's something particular about a classic brick ranch - the long, low profile, the generous room sizes, and a floor plan that simply lives well. At 231 Suburban Drive, all of that comes with an interior that has been extensively renewed. The four-bedroom, two-bath layout feels bright and fresh from the moment you enter. A separate living room and a large den give the main level two distinct gathering spaces, the living room windows offer a pleasant peaceful setting with natural light and the den's original brick fireplace anchors that room. Doors from the den open onto an expansive rear deck overlooking a level, grassy backyard framed by mature trees - well suited to morning coffee, weekend cookouts, or long evenings outdoors. The front yard is fully landscaped, the flower beds waiting for your own touches. The kitchen is a standout. Stunning cabinetry wraps the room for substantial storage and workspace, paired with beautiful granite countertops, soft close cabinet doors and drawers, stainless steel appliances, and double wall ovens that handle weeknight dinners and holiday cooking with equal ease. The pantry was thoughtfully planned, with pull-out shelving that keeps everything within reach. The oversized primary bedroom offers something rare in a home of this era: a large walk-in closet, along with a private bath with a beautifully tiled shower. Three additional bedrooms provide plenty of space and can easily make a spacious home office, or hobby space. The hall bath is finished to the same standard, with ceramic tile flooring and shower walls, a granite-topped vanity, and updated fixtures. Modern lighting fixtures, ceiling fans, and sink hardware carry the modern feel throughout the home. While the home retains the character and brick construction of its 1970 origins, much of the interior is remarkably new. Following a fire contained to the garage that resulted in smoke damage inside the home, extensive reconstruction was completed from the studs and joists out. Sheetrock, paint, cabinetry, electrical, and plumbing were replaced as part of the work. The HVAC system, water heater, and electrical panel are all new. The result is an unusual combination: the established character of a classic Kennesaw brick ranch with the benefit of a substantially renewed interior. The full basement is unfinished, with drive-under parking for two cars and an automatic door opener - usable storage and workshop space now, and room to finish later.