100 Ansonborough Lane 407

Welcome to 100 Ansonborough Lane, Unit 407 in the highly desirable Ansonborough development. Tired of the open floor plan and looking for some quiet space to relax and unwind in? This 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom condominium has solved the privacy problem by reimagining the classic Parlor found in southern homes of the mid-nineteeth-century. A quiet and secure place to call home, this impeccably maintained property is move-in ready. Its front door opens to lovely French doors leading into a formal sitting room with a gas fireplace and tall windows that overlook the park-like setting of this gated Ansonborough Lane community. It also includes a spacious formal dining area large enough to accommodate a dinner party of ten guests. Desirable features like oak hardwood floors, ten foot ceilings, millwork and large scale proportions set this home apart. An adjacent Family Room incorporates an open kitchen with an island and plenty of lovely cabinet storage space. This ample space is shared with comfortable sitting and casual dining areas. The main floor primary bedroom, overlooking a private courtyard, features two walk-in closets and an updated bathroom with a soaking tub, a walk-in shower with new easy gliding doors and a water closet. The upstairs contains a large landing area perfect for reading or office space as well as two light and bright bedrooms and a full hall bathroom. Downstairs, a door from the Family Room leads to a private outdoor Courtyard (250 sq ft) with wood decking, a big Sunbrella and garden plot. Step from the Courtyard into an upgraded two-car garage featuring newly painted walls, doors and easy to clean epoxy floor. Above the garage is an impressive private accessory dwelling unit offering a fully furnished living space, light-filled furnished bedroom and full bathroom. All furnishings in the ADU are included with the sale of the property. This unit may easily accommodate an added kitchen for convenience and value. This home is a quick drive to shopping, dining, downtown Athens and The University of Georgia.