916 Elderberry Ln SW Sunset Beach, NC 28468
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Step into this beautifully maintained Marion model offering 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and a versatile den that can easily serve as a third bedroom or home office. From the moment you enter, you'll appreciate the gleaming hardwood floors throughout, the open and airy layout, and the pride of ownership that shows in every detail. The spacious primary suite features two walk-in closets and a luxurious private bath with a whirlpool tub and separate shower. The home's split-bedroom design ensures privacy for guests while maintaining an open flow for entertaining. Enjoy cooking in the updated kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel sink, and modern stainless steel appliances (2021). The kitchen's breakfast nook is brightened by a bay window, with additional bay windows in the master and front bedroom for added natural light. Relax year-round in your enclosed porch or on the paver patio overlooking the ornamental garden pond — a peaceful outdoor retreat. Recent upgrades and features include: New architectural shingle roof (2020) - 25-year warranty, 50-year shingles New HVAC system with electronic air purifier and UV light (2022) New stainless steel kitchen appliances (2021) - refrigerator, range, dishwasher, microwave Granite countertops & stainless sink (2021) New irrigation controls (2022) for easy lawn care New garage door opener (2022) and steel entry garage door New washer & dryer (2024) Porch enclosure with vinyl windows (2019) Storm door for added comfort and efficiency Three ceiling fans and modern kitchen lighting The two-car garage provides excellent storage with pull-down access, and the irrigation system keeps the manicured lawn looking its best. Located in the sought-after Wyndfall community, this rare Marion model combines elegance, comfort, and thoughtful updates throughout. Truly move-in ready — this home checks every box! Don't wait — schedule your showing today!
Source: NORTHCAROLINAREGIONAL #100540137
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