108 Ashwood Cir Conway, SC 29526
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About this home
Presenting this charming 2 bedroom 2 bath home located in the exciting 55+ Myrtle Trace gated golf community. This graceful home has hardwood, tile, & carpet flooring, crown moulding, ceilings fans, an abundance of natural lighting, a spacious living room gives way to a delightful retreat area with a cozy fireplace, and showcases a 3 panel patio door that opens up to the relaxing sunroom. The formal dining room boasts shadow box chair railing, a ceiling medallion with a chandelier, and a sun drenched solar tube. The family friendly kitchen is equipped with a range, built-in microwave, dishwasher, side by side refrigerator with ice & water door dispenser, ample counter & cabinet spaces, tile back splash, a practical pantry, and a memorable bay window breakfast nook. The primary suite offers a ceiling fan, a large walk-in closet, access to a private office or 3rd bedroom, private access to the primary bath that hosts a vanity with a single sink, a comfort station, and a deluxe step-in shower. This captivating home is completed with an addition bedroom, a full guest bath that includes a laundry closet, and a single car attached garage. Myrtle Trace features cultivated landscaping, an inviting clubhouse, a sparkling outdoor saltwater pool, an exciting bocce ball court, and a horse shoe pit. This home affords you easy access to the beach and golfing along with all of the other activities and happenings in Myrtle Beach & Conway including fun eateries, award winning off-Broadway shows, public fishing piers, Conway’s historic riverwalk, and intriguing shopping adventures along the Grand Strand.Conveniently located to your everyday needs, including grocery stores, banks, post offices, medical centers, doctors’ offices, and pharmacies. Check out our state of the art 3-D VirtualTour.
Source: MYRTLEBEACH #2516470
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