Traton Homes · Quick Move-In
Homesite 4, West Sandtown Road SW
Presley plan at Oak Valley Estates · Marietta, GA
$846,024
5 Beds3.5 Baths3,820 Sq Ft2 Car Garage2 Stories
availableAbout this home
This five-bedroom Presley on Homesite 4 includes a guest suite with en-suite bath on the main level, an oversized kitchen island, and a loft on the upper floor. The homesite is on Oak Valley Estates' oversized lots.
Features
- •Guest suite with en-suite bath on main level
- •Loft on upper floor
- •Oversized kitchen island
- •Five bedrooms
- •Two-car garage
- •Covered porch
- •10-foot ceilings on main
Monthly payment estimator
Estimated all-in monthly cost. Excludes special tax districts, flood insurance, and earthquake riders.
Estimated total monthly
$6,772 /mo
- Principal & interest
- $5,213
- Property tax
- $599
- Insurance
- $282
- HOA
- $175
- PMI
- $502
Down: $42,301Loan: $803,723
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Built on the Presley plan
This home is built on the Presley floor plan. See floor plan details →
About the community
This quick move-in is at Oak Valley Estates in Marietta, GA, a Traton Homes community. See community details + all available homes →
Oak Valley Estates is a Traton Homes community of 23 single-family homes on homesites up to three acres at the corner of Macland Road and West Sandtown Road in Marietta, Cobb County. Floor plans range from approximately 3,079 to 3,900 square feet with four to five bedrooms. The community sits in the Hillgrove High School district.
Oversized HomesitesCovered Porch
Neighborhood
What's nearby
Grocery stores
- Kroger1.8 mi
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Community location & sales center
Oak Valley Estates
Traton Homes
2218 West Sandtown Road SW, Marietta, GA, 30064
Hours
- mon
- 10AM-6PM
- tue
- 10AM-6PM
- wed
- 10AM-6PM
- thu
- 10AM-6PM
- fri
- 10AM-6PM
- sat
- 10AM-6PM
- sun
- 12PM-6PM
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