1930 Wilrose Pl Matthews, NC 28105
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Lovely Matthews home, thoughtfully designed for those who love to entertain! Inviting open floor plan with seamless flow throughout the main level living spaces. The kitchen has been beautifully updated w/ butcher block countertops, a stylish tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and modern overhead lighting. Pantry w/appliance shelf & plenty of storage. Brand new flooring & paint on the main level. Family room offers a gas fireplace with mantel. Upstairs, the large primary suite offers a refreshed bathroom with tile, a sleek glass-enclosed shower & a generous walk-in closet. Three additional bedrooms and a bed/bonus room provide plenty of space for everyone. Two of the bedrooms have been combined to create an ideal workspace —perfect for remote work or creative projects. The bed/bonus room is oversized, offering endless possibilities for a playroom, gym, or media room. Step outside and discover the true showpiece of this home—a backyard built for fun and relaxation with privacy! Enjoy the deck with gazebo leading to a sparkling in-ground saltwater pool with a recently updated liner( 2022) and a Wi-Fi-controlled pump system(2024). Unwind in the hot tub (2021), or gather with friends and watch the game on the outdoor TV under the gazebo. You can also move the party to the rec room/entertainment space, complete with multiple TV options and a pool table for the ultimate game-day setup. Home backs to wooded area for added privacy. This home is easily accessible to Downtown Matthews - Squirrel Lake Park located just outside of the neighborhood with access to the greenway trails, pond, disc golf and playground makes this homes location a true gem. This home has been lovingly maintained and offers the perfect combination of comfort, style, and entertainment. Don’t miss your chance to make it yours!
Source: CANOPYMLS #4312156
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