400 Woodson Ct Spartanburg, SC 29303
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About this home
Welcome to 400 Woodson Court, an immaculate ranch-style residence nestled in the highly sought-after Woodcreek subdivision of Spartanburg, South Carolina. This beautifully maintained home combines comfort, functionality, and timeless appeal—all on one convenient level. Built in 1988, the home offers approximately 1,747 square feet of finished living space and sits on a spacious 0.45-acre corner lot surrounded by mature landscaping and well-kept grounds. Inside, an inviting open-concept living area features tall ceilings and a cozy gas fireplace, creating the perfect setting for relaxation or entertaining. The primary suite, located on the main level, easily accommodates a king-size bed and includes a private en-suite bath complete with a garden tub, separate walk-in shower, and a large walk-in closet. The kitchen and dining area offer an efficient layout ideal for everyday living, while a dedicated mudroom/laundry area with electric dryer hookup adds to the home’s practicality. Central heating and air conditioning ensure year-round comfort. Outside, the property boasts a two-car side-entry garage with a workshop area, providing ample space for storage or hobbies. A covered back porch offers a peaceful spot to enjoy morning coffee or unwind in the evening. Located in a quiet, established neighborhood, this home offers easy access to downtown Spartanburg, major interstates, shopping, dining, and entertainment. The Woodcreek community features an annual HOA fee of approximately $200, contributing to the neighborhood’s well-kept charm. 400 Woodson Court blends the serenity of suburban living with the convenience of city access—a truly move-in-ready home in one of Spartanburg’s most desirable communities.
Source: CANOPYMLS #4312536
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