156 Loyd Ct Lexington, SC 29073
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About this home
Welcome to this beautifully maintained move-in ready one-story home with a finished room over the garage—perfectly situated on a spacious half-acre lot with no backyard neighbors and no HOA! Zoned for the highly sought-after Gilbert schools, this property features 1,873 square feet of comfortable living space and a thoughtful floor plan designed for everyday living and entertaining.Step inside to find LVP flooring throughout the main living areas, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The formal dining room showcases elegant crown molding, while the great room has a tray ceiling and a cozy wood-burning fireplace, ideal for relaxing evenings.The kitchen is a true highlight with granite countertops, painted cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and a vaulted ceiling that adds a bright and airy feel. Just off the main living spaces, the spacious primary suite features a tray ceiling, dual vanity sinks, a separate shower, a relaxing garden tub, and a walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms and a shared full bathroom provide plenty of room for family, guests, or a home office.Enjoy outdoor living at its best with a large deck and additional patio space—perfect for entertaining, grilling, or simply unwinding while overlooking the peaceful backyard. Two large storage sheds convey with the property, providing ample space for tools, lawn equipment, or hobbies.Additional highlights include a two-car garage, roof replaced in 2022, and a new electric water heater installed in 2024. The finished room over the garage can be used for flexible space for a playroom, home office, or guest retreat.With its prime location, modern updates, and plenty of space both indoors and out, this home is ready to welcome its next owner. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to enjoy country living with easy access to everything Lexington! Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
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