1137 Walden Place Dr Elgin, SC 29045
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Been searching for that open-concept NE Columbia home with space for everyone? Tucked away in the sought-after Walden Place community, this beautifully maintained 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home delivers nearly 3,000 square feet of flexible space and thoughtful upgrades throughout.The open-concept layout creates an easy flow between the living room, kitchen, and outdoor living area, making it perfect for everyday living and entertaining. The sunny living room features a fireplace, a wall of windows, and direct access to the elevated deck. The spacious kitchen includes stainless appliances, bar seating, a center island, large eat-in area, and loads of cabinet and counter space. Upstairs, the owner’s suite offers a walk-in closet, private covered balcony, and tray ceiling, plus a bright ensuite bath with soaking tub, glass shower, separate water closet and linen storage. Three additional, well-sized bedrooms share the hall bathroom. At the end of the hall, an enormous bonus room provides flexible space for a media room, gym, teen lounge or guest suite. With private stair access to the laundry room, it’s also ideal for extended family or long-term guests.Need more? Don’t miss the front flex room for a home office, playroom or dining space. You’ll also love the large laundry room, 2-car garage with workbench and ceiling storage, and the butler’s pantry for extra organization. The storage shed and long list of updates make this home truly move-in ready.With quick access to I-20, Sandhills shopping and dining, and award-winning Richland Two schools, this is exactly where you’ll want to be. Schedule your private tour today! Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
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