1204 Brady Porth Rd Lexington, SC 29072
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Lakefront Living at 1204 Brady Porth Rd. – Lexington, SCTucked away in a peaceful cove on Lake Murray—often called the jewel of central South Carolina—1204 Brady Porth Rd. is the ideal combination of luxury, comfort, and location. Just a short boat ride from the popular Sandy Beach area, this extensively updated lakefront home is ready for you to move in and start enjoying the best of lake life. With 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, the thoughtfully designed floor plan includes a spacious primary suite on the main level, complete with a spa-like en suite bathroom featuring double vanities, a glass-enclosed shower, and private access to the patio, where you’ll enjoy views of your pool and the lake beyond. Two additional bedrooms are also on the main level—one with its own beautifully updated full bath—making this layout ideal for multigenerational living or hosting guests. Upstairs, a large fourth bedroom with its own full bath has privacy and versatility. The home has seen extensive updates throughout, including fresh interior paint, new flooring in many areas, stylish light fixtures, and ceiling fans. The kitchen has been upgraded with new tile flooring, a modern backsplash, and high-end GE Profile appliances—perfect for everyday cooking or entertaining. Step outside to your private backyard oasis, featuring a newer heated Gunite saltwater pool, surrounded by an expansive deck area built for entertaining and relaxing. Relax and entertain year round on the large screened-in porch and covered patio. Down by the water, you’ll find a lakeside pier, deck, jet ski dock, and a a floating dock—everything you need to enjoy Lake Murray to its fullest.Zoned for award-winning Lexington One schools and ideally located close to all that Lexington and the lake have to give, 1204 Brady Porth Rd. is a rare opportunity to own a turnkey lakefront retreat. Come see what lake living is all about! Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
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