1009 Maccoa Dr Conway, SC 29526
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About this home
This very private and secluded home is an all brick, 3bedroom/2bath, perfectly located on a cul de sac lot with golf views of The Avocet (1st tee), as well as, a serene pond view in back from your screened in porch. The home is a split bedroom plan and the kitchen includes upgraded cabinets, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and a breakfast area... all open to family room with vaulted ceilings throughout. Beautiful front door entry way opens to a formal dining room. A large master bedroom with tray ceiling, walk in closet and a master bath with 36" vanity & double sinks, granite countertops, soaking tub, separate walk-in shower unit, linen closet and tile flooring. The oversized side-load 2car garage 28'x22' with heat/air mini-split gives lots of additional room for all year use. Additional features includes interior wall bug maintenance system, irrigation system w/automated fertilize capabilities, attic fans, gutter guards, laundry room has added cabinetry, utility sink and utility closet and the electric box includes GFI & Fire Breakers. The amenity center includes clubhouse with fitness center, 3 swimming pools and splash zone, lighted tennis court, basketball court, kids play area,180ac of freshwater lakes, community day docks w/boat ramps and RV/Boat storage lot available. The Golf Clubhouse has pro shop, pub and grille, affordable golf membership available for the Avocet 18-hole course, driving range, putting and chipping greens. You're close to restaurants, hospital, Coastal Carolina University, Horry-Georgetown Technical College, Tanger Outlets and let me add the beach is just minutes away. Check it out and you will see this home has been well-loved and the details will speak for itself.
Source: MYRTLEBEACH #2515614
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