312 Megans Bay Ln Charleston, SC 29492
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Step into 312 Megan's Bay Lane -- your chance to own a move-in-ready showstopper in the exclusive Shellring at St. Thomas Island community! Just minutes by golf cart from Daniel Island, this bright, open, corner-lot home delivers style, sophistication, and the ultimate in convenience.Step inside to find new LVP flooring throughout the first floor and an inviting floor plan designed for entertaining and everyday living. The main level offers a formal dining room and a flex space ideal for a home office or playroom. The open-concept living room and kitchen feature a new dishwasher, large sink with updated faucet, and stylish backsplash. Off the kitchen, the laundry room includes new tile flooring, a granite folding counter, and added storage for extra functionality.Upstairs, the primary suite impresses with a custom glass shower enclosure, double-sink vanity, and updated lighting and fixtures, while the two additional bedrooms share a refreshed guest bath with a new vanity, tile flooring, and lighting. Additional upgrades include: new HVAC system (2024), new carpet throughout the second floor and staircase, new staircase handrail with black metal hardware, fresh interior paint, new light fixtures and ceiling fans, added dimmer switches, wainscoting in the dining room, new shelving in the home office, and a renovated powder room. Exterior updates include a new garage ceiling, lighting, and doors, repaired front and back staircases, fresh landscaping and fencing, solar and string lights, and new blinds on the front and back doors. Safety and convenience are top of mind with an ADT security system and Ring doorbell. The garage fits two vehicles plus a golf cart, with plenty of room for a workbench and extra storage. Neighborhood amenities within walking distance include a pool, outdoor grill, fireplace, and clubhouse. Conveniently located with easy access to Downtown Charleston, Park Circle, area beaches, Shem Creek, Boeing, Volvo, and Charleston International Airport.
Source: CTAR #25027897
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