305 Stella Bridgeway Dr Stella, NC 28582
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Looking for country coastal North Carolina living? Enter 305 Stella Bridgeway Drive in Stella, NC. A classic 3 bedroom + bonus room home in the quaint Riverwatch subdivision, a laid back community less than 15 minutes from Camp Lejeune Main gate and shopping. Minutes away from a boat ramp to the beautiful White Oak River with access to the ICW and Ocean. You've found a well-maintained home showcased with stately columns on the covered front porch and maintenance friendly stone accents. You will notice some of the great features such as, engineered hardwood floors, stainless appliances, separate kitchen pantry, formal dining with trey ceilings, gas fireplace and living room with fresh new carpet. Kitchen comes with stainless steel appliances to include electric range, built in microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator. Nestled with the kitchen is a breakfast area that gives you access to a large backyard with wooden privacy fence. Hallway on first floor is where laundry room and half bathroom are conveniently located for busy households. Upstairs you will find a linen closet for storage at the end of the hallway. Walk into a generous sized master suite with trey ceilings and ceiling fan. Walk in closet. Master bedroom features a 4-piece ensuite master bathroom with dual sink vanity, garden tub and separate shower. You will find two other bedrooms and one full bathroom with pocket door to separate sink from tub/toilet area. Nice surprise of wonderfully large bonus room with closet; can be whatever you need it to be...theatre room, office, workout room, craft space, etc. Outdoor space is generous at just over a half-acre lot with a fenced in back yard. Enjoy a concrete patio sure to promote lounging around, enjoying peaceful southern evenings and BBQ's. Finish off the day by driving into an attached garage with a few extras you must see. A truly welcoming home steeped in the serenity of coastal country living. No fuss, just comfort. Live easy with No HOA
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