2015 Robin Wood Blvd Moncks Corner, SC 29461
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About this home
This charming two-story home situated on a large corner lot in Oak Hill Plantation, is ready to welcome it's next owner! Lovingly maintained by the original owner, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home was built in 2003 and offers 2081 square feet with an ideal layout perfect for entertaining or every day living. The downstairs features an open-concept flow for the living spaces, kitchen, and dining. Along with the adjacent half bath and laundry room. Not only is the kitchen spacious - but it also features brand new granite countertops, and newer appliances. And an added bonus: fridge, washer, and dryer all convey! Upstairs you are greeted by the versatile LOFT/flex space that could be used as a playroom, or office. All bedrooms are located upstairs which include the two secondarybedrooms, full hall bathroom, and the HUGE primary bedroom complete with private bathroom (soaking tub + standup shower!!) and walk-in closet. Fresh paint throughout and BRAND NEW CARPET in the primary bedroom. The exterior offers just as much to love. Set on a large corner lot, the property features great curb appeal, mature landscaping, and a HUGE backyard enclosed by a privacy fence perfect for pets, play, or weekend gatherings. A spacious back patio adds even more room to relax or entertain outdoors. Other exterior features include the covered front porch, and two car garage. The roof was replaced in 2021 and HVAC in 2015 (4 ton). The lawn mower, chain saw, and weed eater all convey! The home was just pressure washed + professionally cleaned inside. MOVE IN READY! Oak Hill is prime location within Berkeley County close to military bases, boat landings, waterways, and everything Charleston has to offer. Friendly and established neighborhood with convenient access to schools, shopping, and dining. 2015 Robin Wood Blvd is the perfect blend of comfort, space, and location making it the perfect place to settle in and make your own. Schedule your showing today to make it your new home sweet home!
Source: CTAR #25028104
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