10 Mooregate Square

This partially renovated home is an excellent opportunity to purchase and renovate to your specific taste or live in it as is. Class endures the ages. Originally developed by a Coca-Cola Executive in 1974 in coordination with renowned architect Henry D. Norris and Landscape Architect Edward L. Daughtry. From the original marketing brochure of Mooregate Square in 1974. " These distinctive homes achieve a character and identity of their own, while at the same time, capturing the formal and traditional feeling of great townhomes of the past. Not only do these homes maintain an individuality unique to today's home market, they exist within a residential enclave protected by its perimeter forest and accented by a beautiful park..... A tree lined meadow forms the entrance drive which descends to a "gateway" framed by the first buildings. Beyond it opens to a one acre park and central space formed by the facades of Townhomes...... Mooregate Square offers the best of the past for a few contemporary people." Mooregate is still bastion of class, elegance and unparalleled location of convenience. The floorplan of this specific home lives larger than the actual square footage. Drive directly into your private garage and walk 10 steps into your kitchen and living area. The separate dining room and living room are oversized and allow a variety of ways to lay out your furniture for day to day living. A walk out patio is just an extension of the home , featured through two iron and glass doors. This enclosed patio provides extra light yet extra privacy. It is a great way to let Fido out the back door for a quick rest stop. The primary bedroom on the front of the home overlooks the tree filled one acre park. The primary bathroom has been completely renovated with a marble lined shower. Double vanities and separate his and hers closets make living here easy. Two additional bedrooms face the back of the property and overlook the exclusive patio area Mooregate was ahead of its time with 10 foot ceilings in the living areas, iron doors to the patio, and more storage than you could imagine. Another real asset that cannot be underestimated is the strength of the HOA. Very strong financials, a healthy reserve and an active board continually investing in the future of the community