218 Trillium Ave Summerville, SC 29483
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About this home
Welcome to 218 Trillium Avenue in Summerville, a move-in ready home that blends modern updates with a laid-back, Lowcountry lifestyle. This property has been thoughtfully upgraded with all the major improvements already in place, making it a true turn-key opportunity. A 3-ton 20 SEER high-efficiency HVAC system was installed in 2018 to keep the home comfortable year-round, while hurricane impact windows added in 2019 provide peace of mind and excellent energy efficiency. The roof was also replaced in 2019 with architectural shingles, ensuring lasting protection and style.Inside, the home offers an inviting atmosphere with luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, combining durability with a clean, modern look. The kitchen has been updated with newer appliances,making it both practical and ready for entertaining. Smart light switches bring a touch of modern convenience to the home, while a Rheem gas tankless water heater paired with an attic ventilator ensures efficiency and comfort from top to bottom. With these updates already complete, this home is ready for you to move right in and start enjoying life. Life at 218 Trillium Avenue is all about ease and comfort. The neighborhood has a calm, friendly vibe, perfect for unwinding after a long day or enjoying time on the patio with family and friends. The spacious backyard offers a true blank canvas, ready for your dream garden, outdoor kitchen, or entertaining space. Just minutes away, you'll find the charm of downtown Summerville, with its local restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, and year-round community events. The area is also known for its beautiful parks and highly regarded schools, making it a desirable place to call home. For commuters, quick access to I-26 makes trips into Charleston or to nearby employers convenient, while still letting you retreat to the peaceful pace of Summerville. 218 Trillium Avenue isn't just a houseit's a worry-free, turn-key home designed for modern living with a chill, welcoming vibe. All the big updates are already done; the only thing left is to move in and make it your own.
Source: CTAR #25026837
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