126 Walking Stick Way Pelzer, SC 29669
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Welcome home to 126 Walking Stick Way in Pelzer, SC! A WONDERFUL choice in Parkview Glen conveniently located LESS THAN 5 MINUTES OFF I-85 between Greenville and Anderson, SC! This quiet community provides the ideal get away while still accessible to nearby needed conveniences! With FOUR spacious bedrooms and 2.5 baths, this Brooklyn floor plan provides ample spaces for everyone including a large open loft area and a flex room that works well as a remote office or a formal dining room. From the covered rocking chair front porch, step into the wide foyer with this flex room to the left and luxury vinyl plank flooring spanning the main level. The open kitchen/breakfast/great room allows for easy entertaining! This kitchen boasts an eat-at center island, granite countertops, tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances including a gas stove and frig! Plus, a walk-in pantry and great drop zone! The breakfast area overlooks the oversized fully fenced backyard with private patio. Enjoy movie nights centered around the gas log fireplace in this wonderful great room! Upstairs you will appreciated SPACIOUS bedrooms with fantastic closet spaces. The primary suite has a trey ceiling, private bath with dual sinks, oversized tile shower, tile flooring, AND an enormous walk-in closet! The center loft area gives that EXTRA entertaining area you will love! Additional features in this beauty include energy-efficient traits such as 14 SEER hvac, conditioned attic space with spray foam insulation sealing out particulates and noises, LED lighting, low E windows, and more including extra govee outdoor lighting whereby you can change the colors to the season! SO many wonderful upgrades in this home! And, do not miss the open spaces and playground within this well maintained community offering one of the best values in the upstate! Come home to 126 Walking Stick Way in this highly desired, easy Pelzer, SC area! P.S. ASK ABOUT SPECIAL FINANCING!
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When assuming the existing mortgage as part of a home purchase, the buyer has to cover the seller’s equity in the home. The seller’s equity is the purchase price minus the remaining mortgage balance. This amount must be covered in full through an all-cash down payment or by taking out a second mortgage.