5260 Lemon Springs Rd Sanford, NC 27332
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Discover this stunning single-story custom-built ranch offering 2,943 sq ft of thoughtfully designed space on 2.05 acres. Perfect for multi-generational living, this home features an open-concept design where the gourmet kitchen, dining area, and oversized family room flow seamlessly together under soaring 11-ft ceilings. The family room includes a gas fireplace and a custom built-in bookcase with cabinet storage ideal for décor, equipment, or media components. The kitchen impresses with granite countertops, like-new black stainless steel appliances, soft-close cabinets with adjustable shelving, a large walk-in pantry, and an expansive 4x8 island with a wine and beverage refrigerator. The private primary retreat includes a sitting area, walkout access to the screened porch, dual walk-in closets, separate vanities, a water closet, and an oversized tiled shower with a bench and built-in holder for shampoo and soaps. Three additional large bedrooms—two with walk-in closets—offer flexible living arrangements. The secondary bathrooms are beautifully appointed, featuring dual vanities, generous storage, and a large linen closet. A dedicated home office, media room, spacious laundry room with utility sink, and a convenient drop zone enhance everyday functionality. Outdoor living includes a covered front porch, screened-in back porch, and a 12x20 patio ideal for relaxing or entertaining. The yard is partially fenced, and a significant portion of the acreage extends well beyond the fenced area, offering room for expansion, gardening, recreation, or additional structures. A two-car garage, semi-circle driveway, extra parking, and an impressive 22x50x16 shop—perfect for RVs, boats, or up to four additional vehicles—provide unmatched storage and versatility. With a gutter system with leaf filtering, and peaceful surroundings close to city conveniences, this property truly has it all.
Source: NORTHCAROLINAREGIONAL #100541554
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