Second chances do come your way. Now back on the market below appraised value after the previous buyers got 'cold feet, their loss is undoubtedly your gain. Nestled at the end of a tree-lined cul-de-sac in the highly desirable gated community of Smyrna Grove, this home exudes charm. Its sturdy, neo-craftsman architecture, featuring stone and hardiplank lap siding, modestly belies the spacious interior of over 3,300 square feet. A rare find in a sought-after setting. Inside, 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths punctuate a positively sweeping and utterly modular layout that certainly doesn't lack in character. The common area on the first floor is (literally and figuratively) set in stone: manor home vibes, with coffered ceilings and custom built-in bookshelves. Huge windows allow natural light to flow through a western exposure. The nautically inclined, screened-in sitting area has a giant fireplace. The kitchen is enormous and equipped with the latest features, no questions asked. A Billiard Room, a Hall, a dedicated rumpus room, and an antechamber to the downstairs half bath? Throw in the long backyard with a grill, a bar, and a granite-lined sitting area, all with a ridge and enough foliage to guarantee privacy, and you've got a home built to entertain. A certain proudness of aesthetic exudes itself on the second floor — the new owner might find it appropriate to set aside a reasonable budget for a more contemporary paint job. But that's neither here nor there at the moment. Refer, again, to the floorplan: four large bedrooms, each with a walk-in closet (the primary suite has two). There are effectively two primary suites, as an extra bedroom also has a private bathroom. From the upstairs, one of these rooms is a no-brainer for a dedicated home office with space to spare. 111 Still Pine Bend is a damned fine house. Newly constructed in 2015, so the bones are strong. (Plus the extra $30,000 worth of upgrades and improvements — the kitchen, incredible custom lighting, hardscaped patio for entertaining, etc. — that are unique to the neighborhood.) A little eccentric off the bat? Yeah. But easily customizable and refined to the new owner's tastes. It's an adaptable place, no doubt: the folks who are the next to own 111 will jump on it for just that reason. There's a pool & clubhouse within walking distance and the asking price is well under what you'd pay for new construction in this part of town. But second chances aren’t forever. So, if you're a ready-to-act buyer, call your agent today and submit your best offer because homes of this caliber at this price remain rare in this evolving market. Priced to bring immediate attention at $639,900; serious inquiries only.