144 Trailside Way Hiram, GA 30141

Welcome Home! This is the one. This 2-bed, 2.5-bath townhome in the heart of Hiram checks every box with upgraded appliances and true move-in-ready convenience. If you're looking for an affordable, low-maintenance lifestyle, this immaculate, charming two-story home is a standout. It's perfect for the first time homebuyer or new family. The main level features an open-concept layout designed for both everyday living and entertaining, highlighted by a cozy corner fireplace that creates a warm and inviting focal point. Hardwoods and carpet throughout. Upstairs, you'll find generously sized bedrooms and bathrooms, along with a spacious loft or bonus area that's perfect for a home office, library, private gym, media room, or play area or second family room or could be enclosed to create a third bedroom. Located in a community that offers landscaping services for a consistently well-kept yard, residents also enjoy access to community pool and clubhouse with a covered picnic area. The back porch offers the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee or unwind in a peaceful, private setting in the evening. Charming back courtyard/patio area filled with lush greenery, the perfect spot for private entertaining family and friends. Walking distance to all the Hiram Public Schools and the Brighton Private School. Great location! Close proximity to shopping, restaurants and schools, and recreational options include easy access to the Silver Comet Trail, Hiram Dog Park, Hiram Trailhead, enjoy the peaceful Ben Hill Strickland Sr. Memorial Park just minutes away. This home also provides convenient travel to local shopping areas for all your needs and the Historic Downtown Hiram. Easy access to Ga. Hwy 278,and Hwy120 to Marietta, Truist Park, The Battery, Cumberland Mall and I-20, I-75 and I-285 for access to Atlanta Airport. The Silver Comet Trail is a 61.5-mile, paved, non-motorized trail in Georgia running from Smyrna to the Alabama border, ideal for biking, walking, and skating. As a flat, scenic "rails-to-trails" path, it travels through tunnels and over bridges, connecting to the Chief Ladiga Trail for a total of nearly 100 miles of car-free, bike and running trail.