3454 Spring Azelea Ct #22, Powder Springs, GA 30127
About this home
Silver Springs and Exceptional Swim and Club house Community featuring Master on the Main, 2 bedrooms up with a jack and Jill Full Bath, 2 car rear garage. Kitchen features 42" stained cabinets, granite countertop, Island, stainless steel, tile backsplash and Hardwood floors. Master on suite featuring tile floors and shower, walk in closet double vanity. Family/dining rm combo with a gas starter and marble surround fireplace and Hardwood floors. 2 bedrooms up with a jack and jill full bath each have their own separate vanities for privacy. Very Private homesite with a front porch. Just steps away from the Silver Comet Trail for your walking enjoyment.
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Listed by Francine Torchia• Paran Realty LLC
Listed by Francine Torchia• Paran Realty LLC
Bought with Brian Taylor• Ansley RE | Christie's Int'l RE
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Last updated by owner on Apr 8, 2023.
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Medium Density Residential District
This district is intended to provide for dwellings at densities not exceeding 3.2 dwelling units per acre for single-family detached residences. Conservation subdivisions, which may be constructed at densities slightly higher than that permitted for conventional single-family residential development, are also permitted subject to compliance with the provisions of article 15, division IX of this code. This district also permits duplexes, triplexes, quadraplexes, townhouses, and condominiums by right at densities not exceeding 5 dwelling units per acre. Density increases are also permitted by special use not exceeding 8 dwelling units per acre, provided development incorporates exceptional traditional neighborhood development design and amenities into the site plan. Institutional and park, recreation, and greenspace uses are also accommodated.