Before you start deciding what to change at 114 Funaro Lane, take a moment to notice what is already here. The mature hardwoods. The windows along the kitchen with views of nature. The wood-burning stove in the living room. And the attached garage and workshop - approximately 900 square feet with room for tools, materials, storage, or a project in progress. Set on approximately 1.5 acres adjacent to Downtown Dahlonega, nearby Accent Cellars if you're familiar with the area, this single-level home offers just under 2,000 square feet, three bedrooms, and two-and-a-half baths. Recently used as a rental, it is not a house that has to be imagined from the ground up. Someone looking to build equity could move in and make it their own while planning larger updates over time. Part of the opportunity is the house isn't perfectly redone. The home has 1970s character, wood paneling, and plenty of room for a new owner to reconsider the finishes, reimagine the layout, and build long term equity along the way. It could be a practical entry point if you're looking to get into the market for the first time, or a project for an investor or flipper ready to take on a new project. The attached garage and workshop add another layer of flexibility, offering valuable space for tools, materials, storage, or hands-on work. For anyone planning improvements, having that kind of room on-site can make the process considerably more manageable. Dahlonega and the University of North Georgia remain within convenient reach. Approximately six additional acres may be available separately, but they are not included in this offering. Bring a notebook and a plan. There is work, but there is also a solid place to begin in a rapidly growing area with nothing but upside.