605 Laurel Hill Ln Columbia, SC 29201
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About this home
Welcome to your NextHome in Columbia's Laurel Hill community! With a brand new roof and new carpet, this charming bungalow is one you don’t want to miss! Located in the popular Earlewood community, this home has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sits on a quiet street. Walking up, you'll first take note of the incredible curb appeal, and the large front porch. Inside you'll find an open-concept space - combining living, dining and kitchen. The living room has a nice gas fireplace, and you'll find stainless steel appliances in the kitchen. Down the hallway are three bedrooms, all with brand new carpet. Two bedrooms share the hall bathroom. The primary bedroom, located at the back of the house with a woods-facing view, is large enough for a king-sized bed, has a walk-in closet, and its own ensuite bathroom. Don't miss the laundry room and the door to this home’s hidden gem, a FULL BASEMENT! One of only a handful of homes in the neighborhood with a full basement, you'll find a secondary living room and a storage room, which could easily be converted to a fourth bedroom. Outback you'll find a secluded, wooded backyard with a large deck, offering you plenty of shade and privacy. Just minutes away from Earlewood Park and all of the local coffee, dining, and shopping of the growing North Main District and Bull Street District, you'll want to make sure you add this one to your list. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
Source: COLUMBIASC #619209
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