120 Coventry Lake Dr Lexington, SC 29072
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Price Improvement!!! No HOA!!!! Look no further! Seller offering up to $2,000 credit towards rate buy down, paint, updates, or closing costs. This colonial style home, has so much love it wants to share with you! A dreamy southern, covered front porch with new flooring, as well as a new 2 Story back deck. Zoned for award winning Lexington One School District. The location could not be any better as all the shopping, dining, entertainment, and modern conveniences of Lexington are 2 to 3 blocks away at your finger tips! Golden Hills Golf and Country Club just 7 minutes away. With I-20 just minutes away, and Lake Murray very near, this location can not be beat! The backyard offers a serene space with adequate privacy. The front yard has been updated with new Bermuda Sod. The entire upstairs has been updated with vinyl plank flooring, and the living room and bedroom on 1st level, has new carpet. This home also features a 369 square foot finished basement with a split system that opens up to the garage and has built in shelves that could be used as storage, bedroom, office, man cave, or could easily be converted into an in-law suite! In the back of the garage you can also find a dedicated workshop or additional storage area with electricity. The garage also has a utility access door allowing access to the back yard. The drive way has been extended to allow additional parking. Washer and dryer may convey. This home also displays all new kitchen appliances: Refrigerator, stove, and dishwasher. New Hot Water Heater (July 2025)! New flooring on the front porch with pull down screens for privacy. The primary bed has his and her closets and the primary bath boasts a new vanity and light fixtures. A new thermostat and HVAC has also been installed to compliment the homes features. Make this Southern Belle yours! Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
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