About 8851 St Andrews Parkway
Brand-new single-level living inside a private, residents-only pond and pavilion enclave. In the sought-after south Douglas County, an opportunity like this rarely comes available. Welcome to 8851 St Andrews Parkway, a 2021-built, single-level ranch in the exclusive East Village enclave of St Andrews in Winston, GA. This intimate section enjoys private, residents-only use of a beautiful pond, pavilion, and dock, all inside the sought-after St Andrews Country Club community. Step inside 2,220 square feet of stepless, one-level living designed for easy everyday comfort: 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, and a bright open-concept great room with a cozy fireplace, vaulted and tray ceilings, and 10-foot ceilings on the main. The white kitchen anchors it all with a large island, granite counters, a gas range, stainless ENERGY STAR appliances, a walk-in pantry, and a clear view to the family room, perfect for hosting. The private primary suite sits on the main level with a spa-style bath, garden soaking tub, separate shower, dual vanities, and a walk-in closet. Three additional bedrooms give you room for guests, a home office, or a gym. Out back, a covered rear porch overlooks a level, wrought-iron-fenced yard with professional landscaping: a private, low-maintenance retreat. The golf cart path directly behind the house connects to the neighboring St Andrews Golf Club. Built green and efficient with ENERGY STAR windows, an efficient HVAC system, and a smart thermostat, this move-in-ready home shows better than new. Residents of The East Village at St. Andrews enjoy sidewalks, streetlights, underground utilities, natural gas, county water and sewer, and AT&T high-speed fiber internet, all with low annual HOA dues of just $250. Zoned for South Douglas Elementary, Fairplay Middle, and Alexander High, with quick access to Douglasville, I-20, and roughly 40 minutes to Atlanta. Brand-new single-level living and an exclusive pond setting rarely come together in one home. Schedule your private showing today, and ask about the residents-only pond and pavilion access.
