6000 Cassowary Ln New Bern, NC 28560
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$5,000 closing credit! Discover your waterfront oasis within the exclusive, 24-hr guarded & gated community of Fairfield Harbour! This impeccably updated and meticulously maintained home offers nearly half an acre of prime waterfrontage, inviting you to embrace the coastal lifestyle. Upon entering, the foyer ushers you into a home where every detail has been thoughtfully considered. Retreat to the first-floor primary suite, a luxurious sanctuary featuring a charming fireplace. French doors leading out to your waterfront pergola, seamlessly blending indoor comfort with outdoor serenity. The exquisite en-suite bathroom invites indulgence with a designer walk-in shower, jetted tub, dual vanities, and The heart of the home is the inviting living room, featuring an elegant fireplace framed by custom bookcases, creating a warm and open ambiance. Seamlessly transition into the formal dining area and a true chef's kitchen where you'll find custom cabinetry, an induction range, a built-in microwave, and a stunning tile backsplash that beautifully reflects the captivating water views from the window. Also on the main level is a versatile room, perfect for a study, extra bedroom or adaptable to your specific needs. Off the dining room, your private escape awaits in the sunroom. This tranquil space overlooks your composite deck and the sparkling, navigable waters. Picture yourself unwinding, watching egrets and herons gracefully glide at sunset, as sailboats paint a picturesque scene. Upstairs, you'll find generous storage options and three additional bedrooms, one featuring an ensuite bath. Every upstairs window is perfectly positioned to capture those water views. Oh the possibilities with your three-car heated and cooled garage, upgraded 30-foot dock and impressive 150 feet of bulkhead. Step directly from your home onto your boat and embark on adventures along the Intracoastal Waterway, exploring wherever your heart desires! This is more than a home; it's a lifestyle!
Source: NORTHCAROLINAREGIONAL #100520716
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