Courtney Lott

Some of the best opportunities in real estate never make it to the public eye. They’re not sitting online, waiting to be discovered—they’re created through relationships, conversations, and knowing exactly where to look.

When my clients are searching for something specific, I don’t just wait for inventory to show up. I go out and find it. That means reaching out, connecting the dots, and creating opportunities that didn’t exist before. It’s a different approach—and it’s how you get access to homes most buyers never even know were available.

Tucked inside the gated Centennial community, this beautifully updated Roswell home blends easy everyday living with the kind of details buyers are looking for right now, a brand-new kitchen renovation, quartz countertops, rich hardwood floors, an open main-level layout, and a walkout sunroom that makes the home feel warm, relaxed, and incredibly livable.

With 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, a main-level office or guest suite, professionally landscaped outdoor space, and community amenities including a pool, tennis & pickleball courts, sidewalks, and yard maintenance through the HOA, this is the kind of home that gives you space, convenience, and lifestyle all in one place.

📍455 High Pointe Trail | Roswell
Offered at $800,000
Listed by Courtney Lott | Keller Williams Realty

Message me for details or to schedule a private showing.

Price point alone doesn’t tell the full story—especially in markets like Milton, Alpharetta, and Roswell. The same budget can give you completely different lifestyles depending on where you choose to buy.

That’s where local insight becomes critical. It’s not just about square footage or finishes—it’s about how you want to live day-to-day. Understanding those differences is what helps you make a decision you won’t second guess later.

When a home sits on the market, it’s rarely random. Buyers today are paying attention, and more often than not, they’re choosing to walk away rather than take on something that doesn’t feel right.

Small things—like outdated finishes, poor presentation, or even pricing just slightly off—can completely shift how a home is perceived. And once that perception sets in, it becomes harder to recover. The goal isn’t just to list your home… it’s to position it in a way that makes buyers act.