199 Briary Run Rd Kinston, NC 28501
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Discover your dream home at 199 Briary Run Road, a stunning 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom residence in the highly desired Briary Run neighborhood. Spanning 2,630 square feet on a 1.89-acre property, including an additional lot, this move-in-ready home blends modern comforts with small-town charm. Located minutes from downtown's dining, shopping, and cultural attractions such as the CSS Neuse Civil War Museum, the expanding Arts & Cultural District, Chef Vivian Howard's The Counter at Chef & the Farmer, and Arendell Parrott Academy, a top private preparatory school—and the North Carolina Global TransPark, a 2,500-acre industrial hub driving economic growth. Step inside to an open-concept layout filled with natural light, welcomed by a gracious two-story foyer. The spacious family room, with a cozy gas fireplace, flows into a modern kitchen featuring granite countertops, stainless steel energy-efficient appliances, a large island, a wine cooler, and custom wood cabinetry with ample pantry space. The dining area and breakfast nook, with a bay window overlooking the spacious backyard, fenced with vinyl fencing, are ideal for gatherings. Downstairs, a living room or office with custom built-in bookcases adds elegance.Upstairs, the primary suite offers a luxurious en-suite bathroom with dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a glass-enclosed shower. The oversized master closet includes a convenient laundry room. Three additional bedrooms and two full baths provide space for family or guests. Outside, the 1.89-acre lot features a saltwater pool with a new liner and a pool house with a workshop. The expansive, newly stained deck, shaded by a new awning, includes a gas grill connected to Piedmont Natural Gas. Mature trees and landscape lighting enhance curb appeal, and the additional lot offers endless possibilities. The two-car garage provides storage. Upgrades include a new roof (2024), encapsulated crawl space, tankless water heater (2016) and gas pack and HVAC systems in (2020)!!!
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