300 Burton Ct Goose Creek, SC 29445
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About this home
When I was a kid, if my friend's house had stairs, I thought their family had hit the lottery, I assumed they were the richest people I knew. But also, when I was a kid, I believed in Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy. Now as a mature adult I know why I saw mommy kissing Santa on Christmas Eve and I know that having stairs only means a farther distance to carry the laundry, tripping hazard and worst of all, they're a cleaning nightmare! Enter the answer to your woes, 300 Burton Ct is a single-story home with a simple layout that makes everyday life Easy...like a Sunday morning. Upon entering the home, the high vaulted ceilings allow the warm light that pours in from the windows to fill the living room and brighten not only your day but also your soul. To the right is the owner's suitecomplete with large walk in closet and full bathroom. Continuing down the hallway you will find your laundry closet, 2 guest bedrooms, and the second full bathroom. To the left is your galley kitchen with ample countertop space lining both walls that lead to your eat in kitchen and access to you large fully fenced in back yard. In the kitchen you will find newer appliances, a recently installed fan (I mean come on, who wants to sweat when making soufflé?) and often undervalued but always appreciated pantry! If you're wondering, "Does it get better?", yes, yes it does because the outside is just as impressive. Starting with you are sitting on a large corner lot at the beginning of a cul de sac, next, your backyard borders protected wetlands (but your home is in an X flood zone #winning!), aforementioned backyard is home to not one, but TWO sheds and across the street, just a stone's throw away is the neighborhood park and green space. Whether you are looking for single story living, a backyard that is primed for you to explore your green thumb talents or a neighborhood with sidewalk lined streets, 300 Burton Ct is where you want to call home.
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