306 Lakeview Ct Sneads Ferry, NC 28460
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Tucked at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac, this home is so private even your GPS might get jealous. 🌲 The rocking chairs on the front porch are already swaying, practically begging you to sit down with a glass of sweet tea and say, ''Yep, I made it.'' Step inside and you'll be greeted by floors so clean you'll question your life choices, fresh paint that smells like new beginnings, and a kitchen that practically winks at you with its granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. There's even a cozy breakfast nook with enough sunshine to power your morning mood (no caffeine required — though we still recommend it ☕). Need space for guests, an office, or that hobby you swore you'd start last year? There's a flex room ready to become whatever your imagination (or Amazon purchases) decide. The family room features a gas fireplace perfect for pretending you're in a Hallmark movie on chilly nights. Upstairs, the high foyer floods the space with light so bright you might actually enjoy doing laundry — conveniently located right down the hall. The primary suite is your personal escape: double sinks (so you never have to argue about toothpaste splatter again), a soaking tub for bubble-bath therapy, and a walk-in closet big enough to hide your online shopping habit. Step out back and you'll find a deck overlooking your own private wooded wonderland. It's perfect for grilling, chilling, or pretending you're camping — without the bugs. Just minutes from Topsail Island's beaches 🏖️, the back gate of Camp Lejeune, and a public boat ramp 🚤, this Sneads Ferry gem gives you the peace of the woods with the perks of coastal living. Welcome home — your porch chairs have been waiting. 😎
Source: NORTHCAROLINAREGIONAL #100533377
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