213 Nine Mile Rd Newport, NC 28570
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**$5,000 USE AS YOU CHOOSE CREDIT AT CLOSING**Appraisal and inspection on hand. This modern home is nestled in the Rollingwood Acres community and features 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, providing ample space for comfortable living. Recent improvements include fresh paint, new HVAC units, 2-year-old water heater, graded front yard, landscaping and rear deck. This beautifully maintained split-level home offers an ideal layout for families seeking space, privacy, and functionality. With its thoughtfully divided levels, the home allows for both togetherness and separation-perfect for today's busy lifestyles. As you enter the main level, you're greeted by a welcoming family room with large windows and natural light that flows into a bright, spacious kitchen, ideal for home-cooked meals with fresh ingredients from the nearby farmer's market, or your own garden. Upstairs, you'll find cozy bedrooms, including a primary suite with plenty of closet space. This level offers privacy for restful nights while keeping younger children or guests close by. Downstairs, you will find a large den with sliding glass doors leading to a covered patio. Adjacent to the den is a half bath and large laundry room with storage cabinets. Set on nearly half an acre of fenced in fertile land, there's plenty of room to grow your own vegetables, plant fruit trees, or create the garden you've always dreamed of. A dedicated space in the backyard is ready for your chicken coop-perfect for fresh eggs and a touch of farm life at home. No HOA or city taxes, this property is located just minutes from the pristine beaches of Atlantic Beach and Emerald Isle, as well as Osprey Marina and Cherry Point MCAS making it a perfect base for coastal living. With its blend of modern upgrades and coastal charm this home presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking an accessible home in the heart of the Crystal Coast
Source: NORTHCAROLINAREGIONAL #100504748
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