28552 Halecreek St Romulus, MI 48174
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Traveling down Halecreek, you are quickly overtaken by the deep green grass that lays out before you. As you pull up to the home, you begin to dream of the new driveway that will be provided by the sellers mere days from now. A step from your car allows you to marvel at the fresh boards of the new front deck. This may be the perfect place to sit and relax next summer. Opening the front door, natural light illuminates brand new wood floors as they guide you throughout this completely renovated home. The living room is built for entertaining on Lion's game day. An entire crowd can sit and cheer while snacks await in the open window concept . A few steps into the kitchen and you fall in love with the expanse of cupboards. There are so many that they'll keep all of your culinary secrets safe. The numerous countertops provide plenty of work space for the top chef inside you. Step down the hallway and you realize that you'll never air your dirty laundry. It is safely tucked away in the new laundry suite. Further, the abundant hall closets make storing all thats dear to you quite literally near to you. Walking into the primary bedroom, you realize that it has all the space you'll ever need for sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of life. Open the closet and you know that it's time to increase your wardrobe. Two other full-sized bedrooms bring all the possibilities to mind: an office, a yoga room, you name it! The fully-updated bathroom is the perfect place for a spa day...or weekend. As the fall weather continues to roll in, you feel completely confident because of the new hot water tank and newer furnace to bring the heat. As you step back into the yard, you realize what country in the city truly means. This yard can hold an autumn bonfire or next year's bbq. It truly is country living in the city. As the garage door opens, you are in awe of the oversized space that would make any mechanic blush. Schedule your appointment today!
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