704 Coffee Tree Ct Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
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About this home
Welcome to this beautifully remodeled home in the highly desirable Bellegrove Oaks community. Set on a spacious .28-acre lot backing up to a preserve with trees, this serene property combines privacy with timeless Southern charm and modern upgrades. The inviting southern-style front porch adds to the curb appeal, welcoming you into an open floor plan designed for entertaining. Inside, you’ll find high-quality laminate flooring throughout, luxury vinyl plank in the bathrooms, granite countertops, fresh paint, stylish white cabinetry, and brand-new stainless-steel appliances. The owner’s suite features a large walk-in closet and a private en-suite bath with walk-in shower, while the versatile Carolina room offers endless possibilities as a dining area, office, or even a fourth bedroom. This move-in-ready home has a brand-new HVAC system with a transferrable warranty, a new roof with architectural shingles, and LED lighting. The garage has been completely finished and a new opener has been installed. Outside, the extra-long driveway provides ample parking for guests, and the spacious backyard with patio is perfect for relaxing in the ocean breeze. Life in Bellegrove Oaks is equally impressive. Residents enjoy a resort-style outdoor pool, clubhouse, and playground, with HOA fees that include trash pickup. The community is motorcycle and golf cart friendly, and you can't beat this location—just minutes from The Golden Mile Beach and the scenic Heritage Preserve. Surrounded by delicious restaurants, top-notch golf courses, great fishing/hunting spots, and plenty of shopping, this home also in the award-winning Carolina Forest school district. Offering the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and coastal living, this exceptional property is ready for you to call home. Schedule your showing today and don't forget to check out the 3D virtual tour! Some photos in this listing have been virtually staged. Square footage is approximate and not guaranteed. Buyers responsible for verification.
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