In the Kitchen
The sink has its own page.
A Ruvati two-tiered workstation sink — cutting boards, colander, drying rack and serving trays that slide over the basin. It comes up at every showing.
See the SinkA full walk through the house and down to the water.
A Ruvati two-tiered workstation sink — cutting boards, colander, drying rack and serving trays that slide over the basin. It comes up at every showing.
See the SinkMornings on the water, and the hours after. Tap any one — they have sound.
A lakefront cottage on Lake Sinclair, renovated with an emphasis on quality and everyday livability — it looks and feels like new construction.
The kitchen is brand new: fresh cabinetry, new appliances, and a premium Ruvati workstation sink that makes the most of the counter space. Both bathrooms have been completely updated with new vanities, plumbing fixtures, and finishes. New flooring, fresh paint, and updated lighting throughout, including dusk-to-dawn exterior lighting.
Behind the finishes, the work that matters: new HVAC, new attic insulation, new JELD-WEN windows, new upper sliding glass doors, and Rockwool “Safe and Sound” insulation between the walls for fire resistance and quiet.
Two bedrooms and a full bath sit on the main level. The terrace level adds a rec room, a half bath, and a generous unfinished storage room that could easily be finished for more square footage.
Outside: a new seawall and rip-rap, very deep water, and an existing boathouse and dock in place.
8+ feet at the dock — rare on Lake Sinclair and a genuine difference-maker for boating.
New seawall and rip-rap already in place. The expensive shoreline work is done.
Double boathouse, single boat shelter, dock, and boat lift.
New cabinetry and appliances, with a premium Ruvati workstation sink.
New HVAC, attic insulation, JELD-WEN windows, and upper sliding glass doors.
Rockwool “Safe and Sound” insulation between walls — fire resistant and sound dampening.
Terrace-level rec room, half bath, and unfinished storage ready to be finished.
No HOA dues. GA Power lease strip is just $100 per year.