1950 Strawberry Ct Commerce Township, MI 48382
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Huge $10,000 PRICE DROP! ***OPEN HOUSE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8th from 12-2 PM***Welcome to 1950 Strawberry Court, a turn-key beauty nestled in the highly sought-after Hills of Bogie Lake (HoBL) community! This spacious 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home offers over 3,600 sq ft of beautifully finished living space, set on a premium corner lot with a 3-car garage and extraordinary brick paver patio overlooking a large, private backyard—perfect for entertaining or relaxing. Step inside to a bright, open floor plan with soaring ceilings, tall doors, and elegant architectural details including tray and coffered ceilings. The heart of the home is the gourmet kitchen with a large seated island, granite countertops, gas cooktop with chef’s hood, and hardwood floors that flow seamlessly into the great room. A stylish butler’s pantry connects the kitchen to the formal dining area—ideal for entertaining. The mudroom offers practical organization with built-in lockers, perfect for busy households. Upstairs, the luxurious master suite includes a spa-like bath and an enormous walk-in closet with a granite island. A spacious princess suite with its own private bathroom adds extra comfort and privacy for guests or family members. The extra-tall daylight basement offers endless potential and is already prepped for a future bathroom—ready to expand as your needs grow. Enjoy resort-style living as a resident of HoBL, with access to a community pool and clubhouse, playground, basketball and pickleball courts, and scenic sidewalks perfect for evening strolls. The neighborhood hosts year-round events, seasonal celebrations, and food truck nights, creating a true sense of community. Located in the top-rated Walled Lake School District and in Commerce Township—known for one of Oakland County’s lowest tax rates—this home offers an unbeatable blend of elegance, location, and lifestyle. Come see why this stunning home should be your next move!
Source: REALCOMP #20251021973
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