165 Chariot Court, Jefferson, GA 30549

Property Description

Recent price adjustment! This home is included in our company-wide Green Tag Event-be SURE to ask about our Buyer Incentives! Located in the gated community of The Manors and zoned for highly sought-after Jefferson City Schools, this new construction home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy luxury living with privacy, usable acreage, and flexible space designed for today's lifestyle. Situated on approximately 1.5 private acres, the Abigail Plan combines custom design with everyday functionality - a difficult combination to find in newer construction at this price point. Designed with flexibility in mind, the home features dual owner's suites with spacious primary retreats on both the main level and upstairs, creating ideal living arrangements for multigenerational households, long-term guests, or buyers seeking additional privacy and convenience. The open-concept layout features 10-foot ceilings, abundant natural light, and spacious living areas designed for both entertaining and everyday living. At the center of the home, the chef's kitchen includes an oversized island, custom cabinetry, premium finishes, and a walk-in scullery offering additional prep and storage space. The fireside family room with built-in bookcases opens to a covered rear porch overlooking the expansive backyard, offering ample room for future outdoor living, entertaining, recreation, or a pool. Upstairs, generously sized secondary bedrooms feature private bath access and spacious closets, while the loft provides flexible living space ideal for media, office, fitness, or playroom use. A second-floor laundry room adds additional convenience. Located just minutes from shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences - and approximately 30 minutes from Athens - this home offers the opportunity to enjoy space, privacy, and luxury new construction within one of Northeast Georgia's fastest-growing areas. Homes offering gated living, acreage, and newer construction within Jefferson City Schools are becoming increasingly difficult to find.