3612 Winterfield Pl Charlotte, NC 28205
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Newly renovated full brick spacious home close to Uptown, NoDa, & Plaza Midwood. Winterfield is an established neighborhood with no HOA. Centrally located allowing you to experience all that Charlotte has to offer while living in a great community with a suburban feel near the city. Freshly painted and professionally deep cleaned. This split level has a unique floor plan with separate living areas and a lot of space to spread out. There is a very private backyard with lots of trees and a 6ft wood privacy fence along the sides of the home. The back of the property faces a heavily wooded area, which is hard to find so close to the city. Main/upper levels have beautiful original hardwoods that are in great shape. Brand new fans, fixtures, and lighting throughout the home. Family room has high ceilings and large windows that let in lots of natural light. Kitchen updated with tile floors and backsplash, quartz countertops & new custom island, and a gourmet sink. Kitchen also has 3 windows and a side entry door for lots of natural lighting. Lower level has brand new high quality LVP floors, ceiling fans, and a convenient laundry room with a stackable washer and dryer. Lower level has a large master bedroom, full master bath newly renovated with a large custom shower. Bottom level has a rear entry door and another bedroom on the other side of the master. All 3 bathrooms in the house have been renovated with luxury tile and more! Bigger flat backyard that's fully fenced, has a freshly stained deck, and a 2 car carport within the brand new gate. The driveway is also brand new concrete to the new front wooden fence/ gate. This home was on the market with tenants in place, and during the renovation after they moved out. It is now ready for October showings with new and improved features! Roof was replaced in 2020 and the hvac system was replaced in 2017.
Source: CANOPYMLS #4241759
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