100 Lakemont Circle

LIVE BIG. LIVE OUTSIDE. LIVE LAKEMONT. Start the morning with a walk or run along the neighborhood sidewalks and around Lake Fowler. Launch the kayak. Drop a fishing line. Meet friends for tennis or pickleball. Spend a summer afternoon at the pool. Then come home, fire up the grill, let the dogs run in the huge fenced backyard, and settle onto the deck beneath the shade of mature trees. In amenity-rich Lakemont, there is something to do all the time, and at 100 Lakemont Circle, there is just as much room to enjoy life at home. This is a home made for living BIG. Set on a level .74-acre corner lot, this three-sided brick John Wieland residence offers 3,458 square feet and a signature estate-style floor plan from an era when homes were designed with grand entrances, generous rooms and space to truly live. Step through the front door and imagine the holidays here: a dramatic foyer dressed for the season, dinner around a large table in the formal dining room, conversation spilling into the family room, and everyone finding a favorite place to settle in. One of the home's defining architectural features is John Wieland's signature double staircase, with one rising dramatically from the foyer and the second conveniently connecting near the kitchen. It's beautiful, practical and unmistakably part of an era when estate-style homes were designed to make an entrance. Three separate living spaces give you something increasingly hard to find: room to gather and room to get away. Create an executive office, library or sitting room in the formal living room. Gather around the real masonry fireplace with gas starter and gas logs in the spacious family room, framed by built-in bookcases. Then open the double glass doors to the sunroom, pour a cup of coffee and watch the backyard change with the seasons. Three living spaces. Three completely different ways to live. The centrally located kitchen keeps everything connected with granite countertops, quality oak cabinetry, generous pantry storage and stainless appliances including a five-burner gas range, built-in microwave and dishwasher. Cook dinner while conversation carries in from the family room. Set breakfast on the table. Open the doors to the sunroom. This is a floor plan designed for people to move naturally from one space to another. Upstairs, five true bedrooms mean you don't have to make one room do three jobs. Create guest space, a second office, hobby room or fitness space, or simply enjoy having room to spread out. Behind double doors, the oversized primary suite offers the proportions to become a true retreat with tray ceiling, dual closets, abundant natural light, jetted tub, dual vanities and a private shower/water closet area. Real hardwood floors, fresh interior paint and new plush carpet add warmth throughout. Step outside and breathe. The expansive fenced backyard stretches beneath mature trees with room to toss a ball for the dogs, plant a garden, host a cookout, dine on the deck or simply enjoy having this much space. A side-entry two-car garage adds a dedicated workshop and storage area, while a newer water heater and roof replaced within recent years add to the home's features. Beyond Lakemont, downtown Fayetteville's restaurants, shops, wine bars, parks, library and recreation are minutes away, with convenient access to Trilith, Peachtree City, Lake Horton and Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. Located in the Whitewater school district. Come home to room to breathe, room to gather, room to play and room to simply be. Some homes are built big. This one was designed to LIVE BIG.