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Pending · Single Family Residence

1623 Brentwood Crossing SE, Conyers

FMLS #7830647 · Status: Pending · Listing Provided By: Keller Williams Realty Metro Atlanta · 404-564-5560

5 bd · 4 ba · 4,453 sq ft

$424,900
Listing photo 1, FMLS #7830647

Custom built by John Wieland with soaring 10-foot ceilings that other homes can't compete with. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, and over 4500 square feet— bigger than most homes on this street, where 2,200–2,900 sq ft is the norm. From the street, the home showcases Charleston-inspired architecture with signature double front porches stacked across two levels — a detail you don't see on this block, and one that sets the curb appeal apart before you even get to the front door. Hardwood floors run throughout the main level, giving the kitchen, dining, and living areas a clean, consistent look with none of the carpet seams or flooring transitions that break up flow in most homes this size. The main floor is built for everyday living: open sightlines between kitchen, dining, and living space, with enough room to comfortably host and spread out. There's also a flexible bonus room that works as a media room, home office, or sixth bedroom — built to match how the next owner actually needs the space, not how the floor plan dictates it. A finished sun porch — fully heated and cooled — adds another year-round gathering space beyond the main living area. Not a three-season add-on; a real room usable in January or July, whether for morning coffee, a second TV room, or overflow seating. The finished basement is a full in-law suite — bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and laundry, plus its own exterior entrance and patio. That's complete independence for an additional household member or long-term guest, with zero shared traffic through the main house. Most homes in this price range don't come close to offering that. Outside: a 0.46-acre lot, well above the neighborhood average, with room for a yard that actually gets used — not just maintained. Brentwood Crossing is an established swim/tennis community with a clubhouse and a meticulously maintained pool featuring water slides, just minutes from I-20 for the Atlanta commute. Charleston-inspired architecture with signature double front porches, 10-foot ceilings, hardwood floors on the main, a flex media room/office, a heated/cooled sun porch, a full in-law suite, and a half-acre lot — this John Wieland build is hard to match at this price point in this neighborhood.

IDX content last updated: Oct 2, 2026, 12:30 PM EDT

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