119 Radley Ln Beaufort, NC 28516
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Rare find, 5 bedroom, 3 and a half bath with master on main in sought after Beaufort Club. This house has a lot to offer size, storage, and layout wise. Beaufort Club is a golf course neighborhood just minutes north of downtown historic Beaufort NC, as well as area beaches, boat ramps, and the coastal life! Just under 3,000 square feet, this 2012 home features generous sized and well appointed kitchen that open into comfortable living room and formal dining room. Kitchen has stainless appliances, breakfast nook, pantry, and island that flows into the living room. Living room offers gas fireplace and access to the back deck, and the dinning room is a great size and sports a crofter ceiling. Also downstairs is the master suite featuring tray ceiling, and a bathroom with step in shower, garden tub, and a massive walk in closet. A half bath and the laundry room rounds out the downstairs, and there is a generous two car garage with tall ceilings. Upstairs you will find a landing that is currently being used as a home office, four additional bedrooms with tons of closet space, and two full baths with tub showers. The FROG gives additional living or fun space! The yard is easily manageable, and can be fenced in. The lot faces a cul-de-sac that offers room to play and extra parking. Beaufort Club has miles of walking, jogging, and biking areas, including sidewalks and a nature trail. You will fall in love with the beautiful sunsets and outdoor enjoyment options. Beaufort Club is a golf course neighborhood featuring 18 beautifully designed holes, and club house with fantastic restaurant, Blue Heron, which is open for lunch 7 days a week and dinner Wed-Saturday. Golf memberships available, or join the social membership for $70/month to enjoy pool, events, and discounts on golf and at the restaurant. Located minutes from shopping, dining, cultural opportunities, in America's Favorite Small Town, Beaufort, NC, this is a great place to live!
Source: NORTHCAROLINAREGIONAL #100521424
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