913 Dearborn Ct Winterville, NC 28590
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About this home
Welcome to Brighton Place in Winterville, NC. This community is known for its history, dating back to the 1800s with the first railroad depot. Today, it is one of the most convenient and thriving places to live. This three-bedroom, three-bath home blends charm with modern upgrades. Just minutes from ECU Health Medical Center and East Carolina University, the location gives you quick access to work, school, shopping, and dining. Step inside and you are greeted by freshly painted walls with orange peel textured walls. Crown and chair rail molding add sophistication throughout the main area. Luxury vinyl plank floors bring a clean and stylish look. The open living room flows into the kitchen. Here you will find lattea polished granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a stone backsplash. The layout makes this space perfect for both cooking and entertaining. The first floor has the primary suite and a second bedroom. Upstairs, the third bedroom works as a private guest suite or in-law space with its own full bathroom. Step outside to the new 14x14 covered porch with a high ceiling and outdoor fan. It is the perfect spot to relax or host gatherings. The backyard is fully fenced with white vinyl fence and includes a 12x12 commercial-grade shed. Ideal for storage, a workshop, or a hobby space. This home is move-in ready and offers the right mix of comfort, style, and location. Winterville homes like this do not last long. Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, Open floor plan with luxury finishes, First-floor primary suite and 2nd bedroom. 2nd floor 3rd bedroom ensuite, Newly built 14 by 14 covered porch & adjoining concrete slab area for your outdoor catering, Commercial grade 12x12 storage shed, 2 car garage, White vinyl fenced in backyard.
Source: NORTHCAROLINAREGIONAL #100528323
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