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Towering $1.2M Roswell home offers suburban luxury and space to grow

By Kyle Nazario
Aug 16, 2016

This Roswell home personifies suburban space.

$1.2 million buys a house with six beds, eight baths and 8,000 square feet. The listing promises "gorgeous luxury" that includes an inviting front porch, stainless steel appliances, double ovens, a spacious family room, hardwood floors and a terrace level.

Or so we think. Whoever wrote this description is fond of questionable abbreviations (mirror).

Still, check out the gallery above or the virtual tour to see if this suburban gem is right for you. More on Zillow.

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