100 E Respite Ln Summerville, SC 29483
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Welcome home to this stunning property in Limehouse Village located in the fantastic Dorchester 2 school district!This boutique community captures the architectural charm of downtown Charleston while offering the convenience of being just minutes from the shops and restaurants of historic Summerville. Enjoy the natural beauty of the neighborhood with tree-lined sidewalks, a gazebo, and inviting gathering spaces throughout.$1,500 contribution towards closing costs/prepaids/rate buy down with use of preferred lender.This Ashley floor plan offers 4 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and sits on one of the larger corner lots in the community. The home features a charming front porch and an upstairs piazza perfect for relaxing with your morning coffee. Step inside to a bright and airy open layout featuring a welcoming foyer, private study/flex room, drop zone, powder room, kitchen, dining, and living areas, plus a storage room and screened porch that leads to a fenced backyard. The upgraded kitchen impresses with a large shiplap island, yards of quartz countertops, white shaker soft-close cabinetry, walk-in pantry, and stainless-steel gas appliances. Upstairs, the spacious owner's retreat features a luxurious ensuite bath with a spa-style shower and dual vanities. Three additional bedrooms, a full bath, and a convenient laundry room complete the second floor. Additional upgrades include modern lighting, LVP flooring in the upstairs hallway and one bedroom, a screened porch, and a fenced yard. This home also includes a tankless water heater and is located in an X flood zone (no flood insurance required). Sellers are offering a carpet allowance with an acceptable offer. Neighborhood amenities include a community pool, park, gazebo, and walking/jogging trails. Don't miss your chance to make this beautiful home yours schedule your showing today!
Source: CTAR #25027729
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