5357 Steeple Chase

WATERFRONT PROPERTY! Enjoy a picturesque stream minutes behind the home, creating a peaceful, private setting rarely found. The lot is rich with natural features, including visible pyrite throughout, adding to its unique character. It is tucked away on a quiet, off-the-beaten-path cul-de-sac, offering privacy and peaceful surroundings. “Private Woodland Retreat with Creek, Gazebo, and European-Inspired Architecture.” Property Snapshot    •   4 Bedrooms    •   2.5 Bathrooms    •   Previously listed around $439,000    •   Located in Saddlebrook subdivision    •   Cul-de-sac setting (quiet, low traffic) Highlights    •   Spacious floor plan with large dining area    •   Oversized kitchen with breakfast bar – ideal for entertaining    •   Stubbed basement with potential to add an additional bathroom    •   Main-level flex room with closet (possible 4th bedroom or office)    •   Seller has previously offered a $10,000 cosmetic allowance for flooring, paint, and updates    •   Wooded privacy    •   Natural water features    •   Trails or acreage    •   Expandable basement space Talking Points for Buyers    •   Great opportunity to personalize finishes and build equity    •   Strong layout for families or multi-generational living    •   “Off the beaten path” feel while still convenient to shopping and schools in Douglasville * Upfront and full of potential, this elegant and beautiful home offers an incredible opportunity to make it your own. While it could benefit from some cosmetic updates, the seller is generously offering $10,000 toward flooring, painting, and repairs—giving buyers the freedom to personalize the space and truly bring their vision to life. This is your chance to step into a stunning home and tailor the finishing touches to match your style without stretching your budget. Property sold “as is”. Waterway Information: The stream behind the home is part of Little Anneewakee Creek, a tributary of Anneewakee Creek, which ultimately flows into the Chattahoochee River. Other notable nearby waterways include Sweetwater Creek, Bear Creek, and the Dog River.