605 Fosse Way Jacksonville, NC 28546
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About this home
Located in one of Jacksonville's most charming neighborhoods, there's something about this one that feels like it's seen a hundred slow mornings. The way the light comes in from the gardens out back and spills through the sunroom, gliding across the bright white kitchen and catching on the granite counters feels like a warm wink of nostalgia. The rhythm of this home is built for both chaotic mornings and calm ones — where laughter bounces off high ceilings, and quiet moments unfold in its many cozy corners. With over 3,500 square feet, this Craftsman-style beauty isn't just huge — it's brimming with possibility. There's a downstairs primary suite that feels like a retreat, and an extra bedroom or office downstairs for added convenience. Upstairs, a loft offers the perfect hangout or play space, 4 additional bedrooms, and a large walk-in attic means storage isn't something you'll ever run short on. Pay close attention to all the high-vaulted ceilings — a dream! Step outside and the story keeps going. You'll find a hot tub tucked beneath a pergola, surrounded by lush gardens, a storage shed, and just enough fenced privacy to make the world feel far away. This is where autumn evenings stretch long, where twinkle lights glow over laughter and late-night conversations. Sitting close to MCB Camp Lejeune, the Crystal Coast beaches, and every convenience the area has to offer... you don't just find a house here — you'll find the kind of home that remembers the scent of Sunday morning pancakes, the hum of a full house, and the feeling of finally having space to breathe. 605 Fosse Way is more than a place to live, it's where your next chapter begins and every square foot tells a story worth coming home to.
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