Nestled at the top of a hill on a one-acre corner lot, 2325 Old Oak Place is a delightful example of the quintessential American Home. Transitional design marries the timeless charm of traditional architecture with the ease of contemporary living: high ceilings, wide entryways and easy flow. The home has been thoughtfully improved by its current owners to enhance function, quality and beauty; their meticulous attention to detail shines through in everything they do, a dream-come-true for buyers. Infrastructure upgrades include: architectural steel roof shingles for lasting durability, stainless steel chimney cap, wood-burning stone fireplace on the screened porch, wooden backyard fencing, a comprehensive water filtration system with reverse osmosis, expanded capacity 50-gallon hot water heater, 220V outlet on the breaker box to plug in a generator in case of power outage, whole-house ductwork replacement, prewired AV closet to allow tv, gaming systems and other electronics to be stored out of sight, Hardieplank fiber cement siding on most of the exterior, extra-wide commercial grade aluminum attic stairs, upgraded LED light fixtures in the attic, complete vapor barrier in crawlspace with elevated storage platform, Minka Aire remote control ceiling fans in two upstairs bedrooms, security and fire alarm system. Living space upgrades include: an expanded bonus room footprint with 2nd floor dormer & wall of windows, solid oak hardwood floors added in living room, custom-remodeled garage with a 12-foot ceiling, epoxy floor, raised cabinetry, slat wall & ceiling shelf to maximize storage, upstairs bathroom renovations including anti-fog LED mirrors and high-capacity, super-quiet Fantech inline centrifugal exhaust fans, and a full kitchen renovation, including custom-built maple cabinetry, quartz countertops, a single-basin sink and Kitchen-Aid & Bosch appliances, including an induction cooktop. The fully remodeled kitchen was a collaborative effort between the owner, a passionate cook, and her designer. Its convenient layout, thoughtful dimensions and clever storage are appreciated by all who use it. Decisions were made to prioritize both ease and joy: deep drawers and pull-out shelves, specialized cabinets, and a window corner over the kitchen sink. Beyond the home's inviting interiors, the screened porch and fenced backyard offer ideal spots for morning coffee, afternoon play or hosting friends & neighbors around a bonfire beneath the trees. The neatly-tended wooded lot with a variety of specimen plants offers comfortable shade and light breezes, reducing energy use in the hot southern summer months. But wait, there's more! Did we mention the massive attic? Too many features to mention- this one is a must see.