***Seller is offering $3000 toward closing costs with an approved lender and a one year home warranty from American Home Shield!
Quite possibly the most beautiful home in College Park! This is a nearly all brick, warm and charming home with a large lot and many attractive features.
As you pull up you will notice the nicely landscaped yard equipped with a Magnolia tree, Crape Myrtle, and King Sago Palms which decorate your yard with vibrant color in the spring. Another attractive feature is the inviting and freshly painted front porch. You will also notice the custom cedar planks that usher you toward the front door.
Professionally installed heart pine floors greet you as you walk in the front door and can be seen throughout the home. To the right you will notice the dining room and kitchen. The dining room has a beautiful light fixture hanging over the table that really brings out the room. The light fixture conveys but not the hanging trinkets. The kitchen features a small eating bar, congoleum tile floors, and beautiful white cabinets recently updated. The stainless steel electric range, stainless steel built-in microwave, garbage disposal, and dishwasher all convey with the property.
The current refrigerator does not covey, but the sellers have another fridge that will convey. From the kitchen notice the nice size laundry room (small french doors do not convey) which has large custom cabinets. Head back to the living/family room.
Again notice the beautiful heart pine floors and also the vaulted/cathedral beamed ceiling which opens up the living room area. A wood burning fireplace is also available and adds to the warmth of the home. Head down the hall toward the bedrooms. All bedrooms are a nice size and have new interior doors, fresh paint, and ceiling fans. The master bedroom has a convenient master bathroom. Both the master bath and the full bath down the hall have tub/shower combos. Both have vanity mirrors over the sink that will not convey. The house is equipped with a nearly new 3 year old HVAC, a recently rewired fuse panel, digital thermostat, a security system, and new light fixtures throughout. This home also has a transferable termite repair bond.
Head out the back door and gasp at the beautiful back yard. A tremendous amount of time and energy was put into the landscaping and board walk type patio. There are also three storage sheds, one of which is wired and currently being used as a bar to entertain guests. There is an interior fenced-in section designed as a kids play area. The lot extends beyond the wood fenced area to the rear of the large lot which has a Bradford Pear, Magnolia, and 5 large hardwood trees. Note: Neither the lawn furniture nor the playground equipment convey. Your final stop is the fully functional attached garage. There are custom built cabinets and a custom shop floor for the individual who loves working with his hands.
Contact Michael Johnson with Prudential Carolina Real Estate at 843-817-5299 or visit providingthelight.com.
If you have a home anywhere in the Charleston Metro Area and would like to get more information about selling your home, please contact me for a free home evaluation.
I also work with buyers. If you are interested in more information about buying a home please contact me and I would be glad to meet with you or email you a list of homes.
Michael J. Johnson, Realtor, ABR
843-817-5299
michaeljohnson@carolinaone.com
"Providing the Light to Guide You Home"
To the left is Wedgewood and to the right is the newest of the townhome communities, Waterford. Travel straight down Adler Drive and you come upon the three traditional family homes ommunities: Brick Bark Point, Mulberry Park, and Foster's Creek.
It is a very thin line that banks and mortgage companies are walking! In the real estate industry (and a market economy for that matter) perception is everything! If a publicly perceived expert (banks in this case) begins to make blanket assumptions about an entire county, then the perception of the public will soon follow. Housing values are likely to drop simply by this perception (among other things). I understand that banks and mortgage lenders need to do something to curb the high risk in a declining market but perhaps there is a better way. Perhaps a new system needs to be put in place that revises the current appraisal system and forces the appraiser to go beyond a Comparable Market Analysis, of which many appraisers never even physically go to the home or neighborhood. I'm just saying!!