3500 Dolphin St Brunswick, GA 31520
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About this home
Welcome to this beautiful, raised Lowcountry-style home, perfectly blending classic southern charm with modern versatility. Nestled on a quiet, tree-lined street, this home offers serene privacy while keeping you just minutes from the beaches of St. Simons Island, shopping, dining, and easy access to the interstate. NEW ROOF & NEW HVAC-2024! Move in with ease, knowing these big ticket items have already been completed! Wraparound porches greet you at the front, inviting you to savor morning coffee while a screened back porch overlooks a large, level, fully fenced backyard - ideal for play, pets, or future pool installation. Mature trees, including a thriving citrus tree, enhance the natural beauty of the lot, and a convenient gate and large concrete pad provides ample room for RV or boat parking. Inside, the main floor features a spacious primary suite with en suite bath and walk-in closet, a great room with a wood-burning fireplace and gas starter, and an eat-in kitchen with a large island and direct access to the screened porch. A half bath completes the main level. Upstairs, you'll find three additional bedrooms and a Jack-and-Jill bath connecting two of them, offering flexible living options. The ground level presents an exciting BONUS: a private apartment or guest suite with kitchenette, full bath, and sleeping area - perfect for rental income, guest quarters, or multigenerational living. The apartment even has it's own private access from the ground floor! Also on this level is a LARGE versatile FLEX space, originally a garage, that can easily be transformed into a man cave, workshop, art studio, home gym, or returned to garage use -- ENDLESS possibilities! Move in and enjoy as-is, or add your personal touches to elevate this already remarkable home. With southern charm, prime LOCATION, abundant outdoor space, multiple living options and NO HOA this property is a rare opportunity to embrace the rich beauty and convenience of the Golden Isles lifestyle.
Source: GAMLS #10632089
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