520 Blue Lake Dr Lexington, SC 29072
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BACK ON THE MARKET and Better than Ever! New Granite Counter Tops in Kitchen, Fresh Paint and New Flooring throughout (plank flooring on the mail level and new carpet on the second level). 520 Blue Lake Drive boasts 5 large Bedrooms with 3 ½ Baths and a 2-car garage. Welcoming front porch overlooks a quiet street and sidewalks. Foyer opens to a generous landing with nooks for décor. To the right of the landing is the Formal Dining Area with a large picture window. The layout flows from the front entrance through to the Living Room with wood burning fireplace. The Living Room opens to the Kitchen with a pass-through “window” and bright breakfast area. New granite counter tops with loads of cabinets make every task in this Eat-in Kitchen a delight. All appliances and a large pantry make this Kitchen complete. Half bath for guests is discreetly tucked away in the hall leading to the Master Suite. Master Suite on the main level with a huge walk-in closet along with a private bath has it all.. a double vanity, garden tub, separate shower and water closet. The second level has four additional Bedrooms, two full Bathrooms and a Bonus Room currently used as an extra living room and office. Utility Room just inside the entrance from the garage has washer/dryer connections, shelves for organization and space for an additional appliance or storage. There is no wasted space in this smart floor plan! Lovely flower beds are scattered throughout the landscaping from front to back with partially fenced in the back yard due to neighboring fences. House comes with a 12-month home warranty. Outstanding location on the edge of shopping and dining between Lexington and Gilbert. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
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