3169 Conservancy Ln Charleston, SC 29414
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About this home
Welcome to this stunning 1.5-story traditional home in the highly sought-after Carolina Bay community of Charleston, South Carolina. With 2,063 square feet of beautifully designed living space, this residence offers three spacious bedrooms and two well appointed and updated bathrooms. Enjoy the spacious feel of cathedral ceilings and stylishness of the custom trim work throughout the home, with new paint the sellers picked to give this home a sense of timelessness. Unwind in the inviting sunroom, which features a convenient dog door leading to a fenced yard, perfect for outdoor furry fun. The master bathroom has been exquisitely redesigned for both functionality and aesthetics, boasting plumbing for a freestanding tub alongside a luxurious shower, and equipped with comfort height toiletsin both baths including bidets. Culinary enthusiasts will appreciate the gas hook-up for the stove (electric stove/oven installed), a microwave vented to the exterior, and a built-in coffee station or planning center that adds convenience to your kitchen workflow. The upgraded lighting fixtures illuminate the home beautifully, while the loft with a Dutch door adds a touch of privacy and could be used as an office, play room, den, or 4th bedroom. Features such as the new roof and HVAC system ensure a peace of mind. The outdoor space includes a gorgeous 10'x20' deck, complete with a stylish metal pergola, further enhancing your entertaining options. The community grants easy access to major roadways and has multiple entrances while featuring fantastic amenities like three pools, a 3-acre park, kayak launch, dog park, and miles of walking trails. Retail, dining, and medical facilities are conveniently nearby, along with the allure of the beaches. This home is a true gem, ready for you to make it your own!
Source: CTAR #25030105
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