249 Blythe Creek Dr Blythewood, SC 29016
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Welcome Home to 249 Blythe Creek Drive in Blythewood! Nestled on nearly a half-acre, this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath home blends comfort, style, and convenience in the heart of the Blythe Creek community. Enjoy peace of mind and privacy with a flat, fully fenced backyard (installed 2018) the perfect retreat for pets, play, or evenings around the firepit. Step inside to discover high ceilings, luxury vinyl plank flooring, and a bright, open floor plan that makes every space feel inviting. The modern kitchen shines with top-of-the-line black stainless-steel appliances, ample counter space, and easy access to the dining area for effortless entertaining. Thoughtful touches continue throughout: custom cabinetry in the laundry room, ceiling fans in every bedroom, upgraded lighting, and new plumbing fixtures with framed mirrors in both bathrooms. The front bedroom also features updated flooring for a fresh, cohesive look. Outdoor living is just as inviting with an extended patio, ideal for grilling or cozy fall gatherings. A new HVAC system (2021) ensures year-round comfort, while added exterior security and flood lighting provide extra peace of mind. Located just minutes from I-77, award-winning Blythewood schools, and local shopping and dining — this home has the perfect blend of small-town charm and everyday convenience. Move-in ready, beautifully maintained, and full of thoughtful upgrades — 249 Blythe Creek Drive is ready to welcome you home. **Refrigerator Negotiable ($1200) ** 10 x 16 Workshop Negotiable($4500) May remain with acceptable proposal. ELECTRIC FIREPLACE IN GREAT ROOM DOES NOT CONVEY Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
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