Towards the end of a dead-end street on the east side of I-75 in Calhoun, this home gives you room to breathe. The lot is over half an acre with open, usable yard and no trees out back, so there are no roots to fight when you're ready to plant a garden, set up a volleyball net, or add a fire pit for fall nights. Since the street dead-ends, there's very little through traffic going by. The front porch welcomes you in, and once inside, everything is on one level. The main living area connects right into the kitchen and dining space, so whoever is cooking stays part of the conversation whether you're hosting a crowd or just catching up at the end of the day. Navy lower cabinets, crisp white uppers, and solid surface countertops keep the kitchen looking fresh, and the big window over the sink pours in natural light. The dining area has plenty of room for a full table, plus a door that leads you right out to the back deck. The layout gives everyone a little breathing room. Three bedrooms sit off to one side of the home, and a large addition on the other side serves as the fourth bedroom with space to spare for a home office, guest room, or hobby room. Two full baths. One bedroom features a botanical accent wallpaper wall in soft pink and sage that feels straight out of a magazine, and natural light fills the rooms throughout. Out back, the deck overlooks a wide, open yard with space for just about anything you can dream up. A storage building handles the mower, tools, and holiday bins so your closets don't have to. Metal roof. About 8 to 9 minutes from Buc-ee's with quick access to I-75 for commuting north toward Dalton or south toward Cartersville and Atlanta. Front porch, back deck, one level living, and over half an acre this one checks a lot of boxes.