CHIC OASIS - Pool - Games - Pet friendly

<b>THE SPACE</b> • <b>Private in-ground pool</b> -open year-round, no gate, no shared access • <b>gas grill</b> and dining table for eight • <b>Screened sunroom with ping pong</b>, looking out over the pool • <b>Kids' play set</b> -swings and a slide, in a fully fenced yard • <b>Pet friendly</b> · Self check-in · Free parking for three <b>KITCHEN</b> • Granite counters, full-size range, microwave, dishwasher • Side-by-side fridge with ice and water in the door • <b>Drip coffee maker</b> with starter coffee, tea, creamer and filters • Island seating for two • Cookware, knives, spices, dishes for a crowd - plus kid cups and bowls <b>BEDROOMS</b> • <b>Bedroom 1</b> -king bed with <b>en-suite bath</b> • <b>Bedroom 2</b> - two queen beds • <b>Bedroom 3</b> - queen bed plus <b>sofa bed</b> • Fresh linens, extra pillows and blankets, towels set out on every bed <b>OUTDOOR</b> • Pool with floats and sun loungers on a paver deck • String-lit umbrella table for eight • Gas grill, fenced yard, swing-and-slide play set The front door opens into a quiet, light-filled room - checkerboard rug, a beige sofa, two leather chairs pulled in close, and an arched mirror that bounces the afternoon back at you. Walk fifteen steps and you're in the kitchen, then the dining table, then the back door, then the water. That's the whole rhythm of this house: everything you need is a short walk from everything else, and most of it ends up outside. It suits families with young kids, groups splitting a long weekend, and anyone in town for weeks at a time who wants a real kitchen and a yard instead of a hotel hallway. <b>THE HOME</b> Three bedrooms and two full baths, all on a single level. The living room, kitchen, and dining area flow into one another at the front of the house, the bedrooms sit down a short hall, and the back of the property opens onto the patio, the lawn, and the pool. The look leans classic American — plaid, brass, granite, dark wood, equestrian prints — kept simple and easy to live in. <b>LIVING ROOM</b> Three windows behind the sofa keep this room bright most of the day. Seating for five or six between the sofa and the two leather armchairs, a ceiling fan overhead, and a wall-mounted TV above a white marble media console with an <b>electric fireplace</b> built in. Turn the flame on in January and the room warms up in minutes. A tall coat rack by the door takes bags and jackets so they never end up on the furniture. <b>KITCHEN</b> Blue lower cabinets, white uppers, granite counters and a subway tile backsplash, with a brass bridge faucet over a deep double sink. The island seats two on stools and hides open shelving on the back side. Everything is where you'd expect it: • Cooking - full-size electric range, over-range microwave, pots, pans, lidded skillets, knife block, spice carousel • Small appliances - toaster and Crock pot on the island shelves • Drawers - flatware and knives in one, cooking utensils, measuring cups, tongs and can opener in the next • Cabinets - plates, bowls, mugs, wine glasses, and a stack of unbreakable cups and bowls for kids • <b>Coffee</b> - drip maker on the counter, with coffee, tea, creamer and sweetener above it, so nobody has to run out at 6 a.m. <b>DINING AREA</b> A solid wood table with tan leather chairs seats six under a shaded chandelier, with a triptych of horse prints on the wall behind. It sits between the kitchen and the living room, so whoever's cooking is still part of the conversation. A <b>high chair</b> is here if you need one. <b>BEDROOMS</b> • <b>Bedroom 1 - king</b> A deep green channel-tufted headboard, windows on two walls, a ceiling fan, a leather bench at the foot of the bed, and its own bathroom through the door. • <b>Bedroom 2 - two queens.</b> Both beds against a plaid accent wall, with wall sconces and green banker's lamps for reading. This is the room that solves the "who's sharing with who" problem for kids or two couples. • <b>Bedroom 3 -queen plus sofa bed</b> Blue-and-white ginger jar lamps on either side of the bed and a sofa bed along the far wall, which makes it the flexible room - an extra sleeper, a nap spot, or somewhere to set up a travel crib. Every bed is made up in white cotton with towels stacked and waiting. <b>BATHROOMS</b> Two full bathrooms, both with a tub-and-shower combination, brass fixtures, wood-framed mirrors and good counter space. One is attached to the king room, the other opens off the hall for everyone else. Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand soap, toilet paper and a hairdryer are stocked when you arrive. <b>PATIO &amp; BACKYARD</b> Out the back door is a covered patio along a brick wall, with a blue outdoor sectional, a glass coffee table, a chevron rug and a ping pong table, with windows on two sides looking straight out at the pool. This is where most evenings end up - It's the shade room - where you go when the sun is too much, where the rally goes on longer than anyone planned, and where you can still watch the kids swim. Burgers on the grill, the lights on. Past the deck, the lawn holds a <b>wooden play set with a blue slide and swings</b>, and there's room to run around before dinner. Out of the sunroom a <b>long table for eight</b> awaits under a string-lit umbrella and a <b>gas grill</b> a few steps away. <b>LAUNDRY</b> A full-size <b>washer and dryer</b> are in the house and yours to use - the thing that makes a two-week stay work as well as a two-night one. <b>THE POOL</b> The reason most guests book. A <b>private in-ground pool</b> sits in the fenced backyard with a paver deck around it, floats in the water, and wooden loungers set out on the grass under the palms. It's open all year and there's no shared access — no gate, no lock, no hours. Kids in by ten in the morning, adults with a drink by five, everyone tired and quiet by nine. <b>NEIGHBORHOOD</b> A quiet residential pocket close to the middle of Columbus. • <b>3 minutes</b> to Columbus Airport (CSG) • Short drive to Uptown restaurants and the RiverWalk along the Chattahoochee • Easy reach of Columbus State, the shopping centers and <b>Fort Moore</b> • Grocery stores, pharmacies and gas a few minutes out It's an easy base if you're here for a weekend, a graduation, a training rotation, or a relocation that's taking longer than planned. Most of what people remember about this house happens outside — the first jump in, the smell of the grill, the ping pong game that runs past dark, the drive home with everyone sunburned and asleep in the back seat. If that sounds like your kind of trip, save the listing and send us a message with your dates. We'll take it from there.