5506 Still Meadow Ln Grand Blanc, MI 48439
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About this home
Welcome Home to an Exceptional Ranch in Grand Blanc! Discover this beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath ranch-style residence nestled on a .28-acre lot in the desirable Grand Blanc community. Built in 2004, the home offers approximately 3000 sq ft of total living space with a finished lower level (with a potential 4th bedroom) that expands your living area substantially. Step inside to vaulted ceilings and a welcoming great room with a fireplace — perfect for cozy evenings and entertaining alike. The airy floor plan flows seamlessly into a stunning kitchen with granite countertops, an expansive island, and sliding glass doors leading to a stamped-concrete patio and the private backyard. The primary suite features a walk-in closet and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, offering a peaceful retreat at the end of the day. Two additional well-sized bedrooms and a full bath complete the main floor. The lower level has been thoughtfully completed with a large family/recreation room, an office that can double as a 4th bedroom or den, and a half bathroom. This extra space adds immense versatility—ideal for a home theater, playroom, hobby room, or guest suite. Outside, you’ll find a peaceful backyard setting with ample room for outdoor living and grilling. The two-car attached garage provides convenience and storage space. Located in the Grand Blanc School District, this home sits in a quiet, family-friendly neighborhood. Residents highlight the area for its safe streets, well-kept yards, and strong community vibe. This home offers the perfect blend of comfortable everyday living and premium features you’ll appreciate for years. Schedule your personal tour today—you won’t want to miss the opportunity.
Source: REALCOMP #20251048460
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