Some houses are designed around square footage. This one was designed around gathering. The kitchen naturally becomes the place everyone ends up-whether it's a holiday meal, a weeknight dinner, or friends lingering long after dessert. A large island offers seating, storage, and convenient power outlets, while the farmhouse sink looks out over the backyard. The gas cooktop, complete with pot filler, makes cooking for a crowd feel effortless, and the pantry with automatic light installation provides the kind of storage that quickly becomes impossible to live without. At the center of the home, a tabby fireplace anchors the living room. Just beyond, an oversized screened porch creates a second living space with its own matching tabby fireplace, making it easy to enjoy cool mornings, football Saturdays, and quiet evenings outdoors throughout the year. The floor plan offers flexibility without sacrificing privacy. The primary suite and a second bedroom with full bath are located on the main floor, while two additional bedrooms upstairs provide additional rooms. The bonus space was converted into a fourth bedroom upstairs, with its own closet and access to walk in attic storage. Outside, the backyard feels intentionally created rather than simply maintained. There is space to garden, play, entertain, or simply enjoy a little breathing room between you and the world. Life in Maiden Creek Landing extends beyond the property itself. Residents enjoy a gated entrance, clubhouse, fitness center, community pool, and access to deep water via the neighborhood boat lift. Located just minutes from I-95, the community places St. Simons Island, Jekyll Island, Savannah, and Jacksonville all within easy reach while still offering a slower pace when you return home.
