$669,900
Welcome to Sugar Mill, where you will find tree lined streets, community pool, tennis court and clubhouse, sidewalks, award winning schools, an abundance of social events, and so much more! This home has been nicely maintained and you won't find a stitch of carpeting throughout. Featuring plenty of updates and located on a nice tree-lined street, you also get the added bonus of a multi-level water feature for calming water fall sounds from the back porch. As you step up to the home, you will love the rocking chair front porch with custom columns, railings and wood slat ceiling. Entering the home, you will find beautiful hardwood floors throughout much of the main level except tile in the kitchen and 1/2 bath. The kitchen features freshly painted cabinets, granite countertops, stainless appliances (including refrigerator to remain), upgraded fixture with stainless undermount sink, under cabinet lighting, center island with tulip lighting, and recessed lighting. The master bedroom includes dual closets, and full bath with dual vanity, jetted tub and separate walk-in shower. The upstairs also features newly installed LVP flooring. The huge walk-out basement or bonus room could make a perfect mother-in-law option with a shower addition. The basement has engineered hardwood floors, a walk-in closet, and a half bath. The possibilities of the basement also include a teen suite/hangout, or the ever popular "man-cave." Step out back to the large screened in porch with skylights and beadboard ceiling and overlooking the beautifully landscaped yard with stone paver walk and aforementioned water feature. There is also a large grilling deck for outdoor entertaining. Added features include newer windows, wood burning fireplace with brick hearth, hardboard siding, totally rebuilt AC units, crown and chair molding throughout the home, walk in laundry room with built-in cabinets, side entry garage with extra parking, and much more! Pool table in the basement can remain with the property.
4
Beds
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3.5
Baths
108 Tarleton Way, Greer