270 Grand Oak Way, Sharpsburg, GA 30277

Property Description

There's a certain kind of Southern charm that never goes out of style, where thoughtful details, inviting spaces, and the beauty of everyday living come together effortlessly. Located in the desirable Timberbrook 55+ community, this beautifully appointed home captures that feeling with timeless finishes, warm textures, and a sense of comfort that makes every room feel special. At the heart of the home, a gorgeous kitchen brings together soft gray cabinetry, granite countertops, classic subway tile, stainless steel appliances, and a generous island made for gathering. Rich floors flow through the main living spaces, complemented by elegant trimwork, natural light, and a beautiful fireplace that anchors the living room with understated sophistication. Thoughtfully designed bedrooms offer peaceful retreats, while beautifully finished baths feature timeless tile, granite surfaces, and refined details. A spacious upstairs living area provides a cozy setting for movie nights, hobbies, or simply unwinding. Outside, a covered porch with ceiling fan and extended patio invites slow mornings with coffee, evenings spent in good conversation, and the simple pleasure of watching the seasons change. Beyond the porch, a generous lawn framed by towering pines and lush greenery creates a lovely connection to nature. Timberbrook amenities include gated entrances, a beautiful clubhouse, fitness center, resort style pool, tennis/pickleball courts, and extensive green spaces. Your HOA fee also covers professional lawn care and recycling and trash service. This home sits at the end of a quite cul-de-sac on a premium lot and offers abundant storage, custom details inside and out, and is conveniently located between Peachtree City and Newnan with easy access to restaurants, retail and I-85. From the charming architectural details to the inviting gathering spaces, every corner reflects a beautiful balance of traditional character and modern comfort. A home made for meaningful moments, Southern hospitality, and a life well lived.