This three-level townhome in Waterstone Crossing presents a balanced combination of practical living space and recent mechanical upgrades, offering 1,740 square feet of well-laid-out interior across 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and 1 half bath. Listed at $240,000 (MLS 10768866) and built in 2009, the property sits on a compact 0.02-acre lot in Hall County with annual taxes of $3,126.
Step inside to an open main level where hardwood floors guide movement through the living, dining, and kitchen areas. The fireside living area creates a cozy focal point for gatherings while a main-level half bath keeps guest traffic separate from private rooms. A private backyard provides a low-maintenance outdoor space for morning coffee, grilling, or small gatherings.
The upper floors are arranged for privacy and convenience with a roommate-style plan: two sizable bedrooms located on separate levels, each served by its own full bathroom. Upper-level laundry adds day-to-day efficiency and reduces trips between floors. No basement is indicated on the listing, keeping upkeep straightforward.
Practical improvements include an HVAC replacement in 2024, which brings enhanced comfort and energy efficiency. Residents also benefit from community amenities such as a neighborhood pool, sidewalks, and green space that enhance both lifestyle and rental appeal. The unit's proximity to shopping, dining, and major routes makes commuting and errand-running simple.
The home is located in the West Hall school district and is zoned for West Hall High School, West Hall Middle School, and Flowery Branch Elementary School—an important consideration for families and long-term renters. With a modest lot size and a layout that supports shared living or hosting, the property works well for first-time buyers, downsizers, or investors seeking Hall County real estate.
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