1000 Lee Street

A 5-bedroom, 5.5-bath single family residence in Milton.

Originally built as the community's model home, 1000 Lee Street is the definitive address in Heritage at Crabapple one of Milton's most sought-after enclaves, perfectly positioned steps from the boutique shops, farm-to-table dining, and vibrant energy of the Crabapple Market District. A gracious covered porch sets the tone, opening to a soaring two-story foyer with rich hardwoods carried throughout every level no carpet anywhere in the home custom millwork, and a layout that balances elegant formality with comfortable, everyday living. The fireside great room with trey ceilings flows naturally into a chef's kitchen appointed with a quartz island, butler's pantry, walk-in pantry, premium stainless appliances, and a built-in espresso system designed for effortless entertaining at any scale. A private study, formal dining room, and well-appointed guest suite round out the main level. Panoramic doors open to one of the community's most private outdoor retreats a cocktail pool, grilling station, al fresco fireplace, lush turf, and a covered patio that invites year-round living outside. Upstairs, the primary suite is a genuine sanctuary: dual vanities, deep soaking tub, spa-caliber shower, and an oversized custom walk-in closet. Three additional en-suite bedrooms offer space and privacy for family and guests alike. The carriage house above the three-car garage complete with a full bath and its own dedicated mini-split system, ensuring year-round comfort as a private studio, fitness retreat, or secluded guest quarters. Recent upgrades include fully replaced HVAC systems and fresh interior and exterior paint throughout. Zoned for Crabapple Crossing Elementary, Northwestern Middle, and Milton High. Minutes from Avalon, Downtown Alpharetta, Historic Roswell, and GA-400.

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