4765 Arco Ln North Charleston, SC 29418
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About this home
Experience lakefront living in the heart of North Charleston with this beautifully designed townhouse overlooking a serene, spring-fed lake. Offered fully furnished--including linens--this turnkey home is ready for you to move right in or for an investor to immediately begin generating rental income.Start your mornings with coffee on the private deck just off the living room or unwind on the master bedroom balcony, both offering peaceful water views. Enjoy fishing, kayaking, or hosting a cookout at the community dock, just steps from your door.The main level features an open-concept layout that flows effortlessly to a lakeside deck--ideal for entertaining or relaxing in the evening shade after a sunny Charleston day. The cozy kitchen is equipped with abundant 42'' cabinetry,generous counter space, and a seamless connection to the dining and living areas. Upstairs, the spacious master suite includes sliding glass doors leading to a private balcony with breathtaking lake and sunset views. The second bedroom offers its own private bathroom for added comfort. On the third floor, you'll find finished space that's perfect for a home office, media room, or a spacious guest suite. This unbeatable location offers quick access to all areas of Charlestonjust 1/4 mile to I-26, 3/4 mile to I-526, and only 8 minutes to the airport. You're also within walking distance of the Tanger Outlets, the Charleston Convention Center, and the future World Trade Center. The home includes two reserved parking spaces with additional visitor parking nearby. Plus, the HOA allows you to add your own private dockmaking this a truly special lakefront opportunity. Whether you're looking for a fully furnished primary residence where every day feels like a retreat, or an income-producing investment property in a prime location, this home offers the best of both worlds.
Source: CTAR #25026256
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