1665 Ashantilly Drive Welcome to 1665 Ashantilly Drive, where easy coastal living meets the small-town charm of Darien, Georgia. Tucked among the marshes and natural beauty of the Georgia coast, this like new 2022 cottage offers the perfect place to slow down, settle in, and enjoy life at a more relaxed pace. From the charming Hardie Plank exterior and inviting covered front porch to the beautifully maintained flower beds and landscaping, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home makes a wonderful first impression. Inside, 1, 176 square feet of bright, open-concept living creates an easy flow between the kitchen, dining, and living spaces. Crown molding adds a polished touch of Southern charm, while granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and durable LVP flooring complement the home's fresh coastal feel. The primary bath features thoughtfully installed grab bars in the shower for added convenience, and the attached one-car garage provides extra storage and everyday functionality. The outdoor spaces are just as special. Morning sunshine brightens the colorful front flower beds, while the side yard offers a shady, tropical-feeling retreat surrounded by established landscaping. Out back, warm afternoon and evening light creates the perfect setting for grilling on the patio, entertaining friends, tending to the garden, or simply relaxing at the end of the day. Ashantilly Cottages offers a community clubhouse and a scenic lake with a dock, giving you even more opportunities to enjoy the outdoors close to home. And then there's Darien. Rich in history and surrounded by rivers, marshland, moss-draped oaks, and some of Georgia's most beautiful coastal scenery, this beloved shrimping and fishing town offers the kind of lifestyle that's getting harder to find. Spend the afternoon exploring downtown, enjoy fresh local seafood, watch the shrimp boats along the waterfront, or head out for a day on the water. With convenient access to I-95, you're approximately 25 minutes from Brunswick, about an hour from Savannah, and an easy drive to St. Simons and Jekyll Island.