623 Sweet Bay Ridge

Imagine ending your workday on a private deck with a glass of wine from the built-in bar, the kind of evening that makes you remember why you chose Woodstock. That's the everyday reality at 623 Sweet Bay Ridge — an end-unit, brick-front townhome in the River Park community offering 3 bedrooms, 3 full and 1 half bathrooms, and 2,397 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space across three finished levels. The main level sets the tone: hardwood floors, 9-foot ceilings, an open-concept layout, and a kitchen built for people who actually cook — center island with breakfast bar, granite countertops, stained cabinetry, walk-in pantry, and stainless steel appliances. The separate dining room handles dinner parties. The built-in wine refrigerator and bar area handle everything after. A fireplace anchors the family room, and a large deck off the main living area is where morning coffee happens without fail. Upstairs, the oversized primary suite features a tray ceiling, double vanity, tiled shower, and a walk-in closet — a genuine retreat at the end of the day. Two additional bedrooms and a second full bath share the upper level, along with an upper-level laundry area — no hauling baskets up and down stairs. The finished terrace level is your bonus square footage: a flex room that works as a home office, media room, or gym, a full bathroom, and direct access to the attached 2-car garage. River Park wraps it all in community — a neighborhood pool, tennis courts, playground, and park where neighbors actually know each other's names. Step outside the neighborhood and you're minutes from everything that makes Woodstock one of Cherokee County's most sought-after addresses: weekend mornings at Rope Mill Park with 14 miles of mountain bike and hiking trails, dinner and live music at the Woodstock Amphitheater, craft beers at Reformation Brewery, and a walkable downtown Woodstock packed with local restaurants, coffee shops, and boutiques on Main Street. Highway 575 access means you're connected to everything north metro Atlanta has to offer — without giving up the small-town feel that makes River Park worth coming home to.