4412 BROTHERSVILLE RD Hephzibah, GA 30815

Completely renovated Craftsman bungalow, with flowing floor plan, top-notch contemporary appliances, exquisite and design-sensitive fixtures and hardware throughout.

Built in 1918, this stunner remained in same family for nearly a century. Purchased by present owners in 2016, and lovingly brought to contemporary standards.

Renovation finished by master builder/cabinetmaker, Sean Gallagher, with too many delicate touches to list. You've got to walk through SLOWLY to begin to appreciate the love and skill that have gone into this renovation.

The kitchen is a showstopper. Large granite-topped island features Wolf range top and oven, and eye-catching exhaust fan. Built-in seating/storage area makes excellent work or dining space. The designer kitchen cabinets were chosen from the Northpoint cabinet line for their quality and low maintenance design.

All doors have been rehung for perfect fit. Whenever possible, original wood (including studs) has been reused, as it is of higher quality than contemporary replacement.

Master bedroom features en suite bath, spacious closet, and more built-in space.

All plumbing is new. New electrical box and wiring.

Baths feature beautiful tile throughout.

Cabinetry in the home includes custom bookcases in the Living Room, a custom vanity in the master bath, Jeffrey Alexander cabinet in the guest bath, and Northpoint cabinets in the butler's pantry.

The backsplash in the butler's pantry is from the original beaded board salvaged from the demoed walls. The accent wall behind the bookcases is cedar planks salvaged from the old porch ceiling that was removed.

All windows and exterior doors are new. These insulated units add beauty and energy-efficiency. The new units are dressed in the same casing and trim that embellished the original portals.

The Sellers had just begun the desired upgrades to the outdoor living space when orders to be transferred to another state came. (The Army moves troops regardless of gardening plans.)

So - while there is absolutely nothing to be done to improve the home - the grounds are a virtually blank canvas, awaiting new owners and a new vision.