1206 Jones St Gastonia, NC 28052
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About this home
Welcome home to this inviting single-level residence offering three bedrooms and one full bath, situated on a generous lot in Gastonia. Built in 1945, this home features approximately 1,337 sq ft of living space and presents a solid opportunity for anyone looking to make a smart move. The exterior provides classic curb appeal with durable siding, while inside you’ll find a comfortable layout that flows from the living room into the kitchen and the bedrooms beyond. The heart of the home includes a bright kitchen ready for personalization, with ample cabinet and countertop space, and a nearby dining area perfect for entertaining friends or relaxing evenings at home. The living room offers a welcoming atmosphere and good natural light, providing a cozy place to kick back. The three bedrooms are well-sized and adaptable—to suit a home office, guest space or personal retreat. The full bathroom is conveniently located and offers functional design awaiting your finishing touches. Step outside to appreciate the sizeable lot—approximately one-quarter of an acre—giving you room for outdoor living, gardening, play space, storage or future expansion. With mature landscaping, a defined yard and plenty of room to roam, this property offers a rare chance for both indoor and outdoor ease. Located in a well-established neighborhood in the 28052 ZIP code, this home blends the comfort of a residential setting with proximity to schools, shopping, dining and major thoroughfares. This home is ideal for a first-time buyer ready to add personal style, an investor seeking a trusted asset, or anyone wanting to enjoy a full-size yard with manageable upkeep. It offers a foundation of value in a market where location counts. With its combination of size, layout and lot, you’ll have the flexibility to imagine your next chapter here—whether that means renovations, landscaping upgrades, or simply moving in and living. Don’t let the chance pass to explore this opportunity
Source: CANOPYMLS #4317298
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