About 371 Summit Chase Drive
Motivated Seller! Competitively priced below the area’s average price per square foot, offering exceptional value for nearly 4,000 SF of finished living space, including a full finished basement and second kitchen. Expansive, meticulously maintained brick ranch in Jefferson near Hoschton, Braselton, and the I-85 corridor, loaded with premium upgrades and versatile living options. Situated on a private lot in the unrestricted Summit Chase community with no HOA restrictions; this property offers nearly 4,000 finished square feet tailored for multigenerational families, specialized care accommodations, or rental revenue. Designed for long-term comfort and independence, the home features thoughtful ADA compliant elements and mobility-friendly spaces throughout. It provides a turnkey environment for aging parents, individuals with disabilities, or households requiring dedicated quarters for live-in care providers or support staff. The main level boasts 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, rich new wood flooring, a newer roof, and a whole-house backup generator ensuring power and essential equipment stay fully operational in any weather. The fully finished terrace level functions as a complete private 2-bedroom basement apartment, equipped with a second full kitchen, dedicated living area, and full bathroom. Rental Income Potential: A move-in-ready layout ideal for long term tenant leasing or short term rental income to offset your mortgage. Independent In-Law Quarters: A private sanctuary for aging parents wanting autonomy and privacy without sacrificing accessibility. Live-In Caregiver Accommodations: Separate, comfortable living quarters for dedicated on-site care or support services. Step outside to two large screened porches overlooking a tranquil backyard, or unwind in the nearly new all-season spa/hot tub and sunroom. Whether you are generating supplemental rental income, supporting loved ones with accessibility needs while enjoying North Georgia living, this home adapts seamlessly to your lifestyle.
