122 Watering Pond Rd Pink Hill, NC 28572
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About this home
Discover the Pearl of Pink Hill at 122 Watering Pond Rd a rare combination of peaceful country living and stylish modern upgrades. Nestled on nearly an acre in the heart of charming Pink Hill, this updated ranch-style home offers the perfect blend of privacy, comfort, and convenience. From the moment you arrive, you're welcomed by a crisp exterior, refreshed landscaping, and a cheerful red front door all topped off with the peace of mind of a brand-new roof. Step inside to an open, airy layout with vaulted ceilings, recessed lighting, and brand-new luxury vinyl plank flooring in the main living areas and baths. The spacious kitchen shines with granite countertops, subway tile backsplash, refinished cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances ideal for home-cooked meals or entertaining. The primary suite is a true retreat with a tray ceiling, massive walk-in closet, second closet for added storage, and a spa-like ensuite with dual vanities. The home also offers a second bedroom with a large walk-in closet, a bonus room perfect for an office or guest space, and an updated second bath. Plush new carpet, neutral paint, and upgraded lighting create a warm, inviting feel throughout. Out back, the HUGE screened-in patio offers endless possibilities from outdoor dining to a cozy lounge space perfect for year-round enjoyment. A spacious two-car garage and thoughtful storage solutions complete the package. While you'll feel tucked away, you're just minutes from Pink Hill's small-town conveniences, 15 minutes from Richlands, 30 minutes to Jacksonville, and a short drive to parks, recreation, and NC's beautiful beaches. Don't miss your chance to own the Pearl of Pink Hill. This home is Back On The Block and ready for you!
Source: NORTHCAROLINAREGIONAL #100525120
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