1516 Baxley Pine Trace, Suwanee, Georgia 30024

OVER $13, 000 IN BUYER INCENTIVES. NEW PRICE $486, 000. A $10, 000 Buyer’s Choice incentive, usable with any lender. Put it toward the rate, updates in the home, your closing costs, or all three. The first year of HOA dues is also paid at closing, with any lender. And if you finance through our preferred lender, a $2, 500 lender credit toward closing costs is available as well. IN-TOWN LIVING. SUWANEE ADDRESS. Some homes ask you to choose between space and location. This one does not. 2, 532 square feet, four bedrooms and three and a half baths on a corner lot in Baxley Point, minutes from Town Center, Suwanee Creek Park, Gas South District and the Mall of Georgia. New flooring, new carpet, fresh paint throughout. There is nothing to fix and nothing to wait on. The Charleston inspired double porch is the heart of this home. Stacked and arched, it invites slower mornings upstairs and unhurried evenings below, with a corner vantage most homes here simply do not have. The yard is small and simple, handsome without asking for your Saturday. Inside, engineered hardwoods run through the main level. A formal dining room with millwork, crown molding and columns. A granite kitchen with a gas range and a breakfast bar open to the family room, where a fireplace is framed in custom cabinetry. Iron balusters and warm wood treads carry the detail upstairs. The primary suite is a quiet retreat with a walk-in closet and a frameless-glass bath. Three more bedrooms adapt to whatever you need, including a home office with a door that closes. A rear patio and a two-car garage handle the rest. Then there is the city itself. The Georgia Municipal Association named Suwanee a 2026 Visionary City for Town Center on Main, the project that connected the historic Old Town and Town Center into one walkable downtown. Minutes from this door, you will find the amphitheater and Big Splash fountain, a Saturday farmers market from May through September, Suwanee Fest, Taste of Suwanee, the Beer Fest, and the four-mile Suwanee Creek Greenway running north through the city. Lock the door and go, and know it will look exactly this good when you return.