20400 Martin Rd Saint Clair Shores, MI 48081
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Gorgeous curb appeal welcomes you into this beautiful and spacious 4 bedroom, 2 and a half bath, all brick home with attached 2 car garage, in highly desirable St. Clair Shores. This ranch style designed home, built in 1998, boasts close to 2,000 square feet of living space on the main floor, with a huge additional space in the full basement (partially finished)! Upon entering the front door, the vaulted ceiling in the living room creates a dramatic and sweeping effect. The beautifully tiled fireplace adds a coziness and the recessed lighting adds a modern, designer touch to the space. The kitchen is a home chef’s dream with plenty of cupboards and counters for storage and food preparation. Upgraded light fixtures add to the beauty of the room and updated vinyl planking floor in the kitchen and dining area makes it easy for quick clean up. This home uniquely features 4 nicely sized bedrooms. The primary bedroom includes an ensuite with ceramic tile. Additionally, there is a full and half bath with ceramic tile. The first floor laundry is conveniently located on the main floor with both electrical and gas hookups. There is even a spot for a potential pet washing station. The partially finished basement includes additional living space, with the potential of expanding the usable space even more. There is ample room for storage as well. A huge patio with a fully fenced back yard creates a beautiful backyard oasis for you to relax and unwind or to entertain. The discreet accommodation for storage of a boat or RV is also a thoughtful addition for the active, busy adventurer. This well-maintained home has upgrades abound, including a new high efficiency furnace and central air, new Wall Side windows and a fully upgraded 200 amp electrical upgraded service to provide comfort and peace of mind. Located near shopping, award winning restaurants and entertainment, this large, well-designed home blends modern features with practical and efficient ones. This home is a gem!
Source: REALCOMP #20251050264
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