214 Saint Anns Aly West Columbia, SC 29169
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About this home
PRIME REAL ESTATE & the perfect blend of modern elegance and Southern charm in this stunning Charleston-style home, built in 2020 and ideally situated in the vibrant heart of West Columbia. Just steps away from a variety of dining options, shopping, and local colleges, this home offers an enviable lifestyle with the convenience of city living. Gain over $30,000 in home equity in a single purchase! As you approach, the welcoming front porch invites you to relax and enjoy the picturesque views of your charming neighborhood, featuring 33 beautifully designed homes adorned in classic Charleston colors. Inside, the open-concept layout is perfect for entertaining, seamlessly connecting the kitchen bar, dining area, and living room. A conveniently located bathroom on the first floor ensures guests can enjoy their visit without needing to venture upstairs. Retreat to your own private oasis on the second floor, where the sereneowner's suite boasts a balcony ideal for savoring morning coffee and an ensuite bath for ultimate relaxation. The laundry is also conveniently located on this floor for your ease. The third floor features two additional bedrooms and another full bath, perfect for guests or family. Enjoy sleek hardwood flooring throughout the first floor and stylish hardwood stair treads, while the carpeted bedrooms and tiled bathrooms add a touch of comfort and luxury. With lawn maintenance included through the HOA and a generous $3,000 towards closing costs, along with the added convenience of a washer, dryer, and refrigerator, this is an opportunity you won't want to miss! Your dream home awaits in this charming and lively community. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
Source: COLUMBIASC #616563
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