433 Goldenrod Cir Unit 3-C Little River, SC 29566
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Welcome to the good life at Bridgewater! Location is key, and this beautiful coastal townhome offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and community living. With three bedrooms and three full baths, this move-in ready home is designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Step inside to an open-concept floor plan combining the kitchen, living, and dining areas, creating an inviting space for family and friends. The primary suite is located on the first floor and features an oversized bedroom with a tray ceiling, ensuite bath with double sinks, and a walk-in shower. Also on the main level, you’ll find a second bedroom, a full bath, a convenient laundry room off the kitchen, and a spacious two-car garage. Upstairs, a versatile loft bedroom and third full bath provide a private retreat for guests. The second floor also offers a generous walk-in storage area, perfect for keeping everything organized. With its attractive curb appeal, this townhome is sure to impress from the moment you arrive. Bridgewater is more than just a neighborhood—it’s a lifestyle. The community offers a resort-style pool, fitness center, clubhouse, pickleball courts, dog parks, and a garden, along with a firepit for evenings spent with friends and neighbors. With a social director and a full calendar of monthly events, you’ll always find something fun and engaging to be part of. Additional upgrades make this home stand out even more. The kitchen boasts beautiful granite countertops, adding both style and durability. Outside, the front walkway features an epoxy finish for easy maintenance, and the landscape beds are accented with rock for a clean, polished look. The back patio offers a polished look with a gray stone installation that goes beyond what the builder offers, as a decorative stamped coating. Don’t miss this opportunity to make Bridgewater your home. Schedule your showing today before this townhome is under contract!
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