916 Hillsboro Dr Charleston, SC 29407
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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Don't Miss this Opportunity to Own a Charming 3BR/2BA Ranch Home on a Fully-Fenced Corner Lot in Charleston's Centrally-Located Jackson Heights Subdivision, just Steps from the Scenic West Ashley Bikeway and Surrounded by an Abundance of Shopping & Dining along St. Andrews Blvd with Easy Access to the Avondale Community! ** Step inside this Well-Maintained Gem to Discover a Bright & Inviting Family Room with Smooth Ceilings, Beautiful Flooring, and Crown Molding that flow throughout. The Eat-in Kitchen acts as the Heartbeat of this Cozy Home and features Stainless Steel Appliances, a Warm-toned Backsplash, Ample Cabinetry & Counter Space, a Separate Pantry, and a Window above the Kitchen Sink that Overlooks the Wooden Deck & Fenced Backyard ** Relax or GrillOut with Guests on your Shady 20' x 10' Back Deck with Views of the Tree-Lined West Ashley Bike Path ** Additional features include a Covered Carport, a Full-length & Standing-height Attic for Exceptional Storage, a Detached Storage Shed for Tools & Equipment, Wiring for an optional Vivant Smart Home Security System, and a 9kW+ Solar Energy System (2021) with a 25-year Transferable Equipment Warranty - Designed to Eliminate nearly all monthly Electric Costs through Dominion Energy's net-metering program! ** This Quiet Property is Less than Half a Mile from Multiple Parks, Playgrounds & Athletic Fields, including Ackerman Park (Home of the West Ashley Farmers Market), Carr-Richardson Park, and Deming Playground. Enjoy Quick Access to Avondale's Award-winning Restaurants, Coffee Shops, and Walkable Boutiques, as well as Conveniences like USPS, Pharmacies, Grocery Stores, and Urgent Care - all within one mile. This Move-in Ready Ranch Home is Less than 3 Miles from Historic Downtown Charleston and about 20 Minutes to Folly Beach with NO HOA OR FLOOD INSURANCE REQUIRED!
Source: CTAR #25021403
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