640 Hardwood Dr Boiling Springs, SC 29316
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Welcome Home to 640 Hardwood Dr, a beautifully designed 3-bedroom, 2-bath home located in the heart of Boiling Springs, SC, in desirable Spartanburg County. Built in 2020, this handicap-accessible gem offers an open floorplan with a split bedroom setup, making it perfect for both comfort and functionality. Located just 3 minutes from shopping and dining options and a short 9-minute drive to Lake Bowen's Anchor Park, this home offers the best of both convenience and tranquility. Whether you're relaxing at home or enjoying lake activities like boating or fishing, everything you need is nearby! Inside, you'll find luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout the common areas and bedrooms with tile in the baths and laundry. The spacious great room seamlessly flows into the kitchen, which features elegant quartz countertops, two pantries, a large sink with goose neck faucet, and a full suite of stainless steel appliances, including a smooth-top range, built-in microwave/hood vent (vented to the exterior,) and side-by-side refrigerator with water and ice dispenser. The master suite is a true retreat, boasting a large walk-in closet and an ensuite bath with a double vanity and shower complete with a bench. The guest bedrooms are generously sized and share a bath with a walk-in shower. For those who need extra space, the garage is 23 feet deep on one side, providing room for larger vehicles, storage, or even a workbench and the floor has an epoxy finish. The exterior features charming stone accents, full sod, and underground irrigation, ensuring a beautiful and low-maintenance yard. The HOA takes care of all yard maintenance, so you can enjoy your weekends without worrying about lawn care! Don't miss the opportunity to see this incredible home. Schedule a tour today and make 640 Hardwood Dr your new home in Boiling Springs!
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