Load up the stroller, leash the dog and stroll to the park to feed the ducks after enjoying one of the local, downtown Park Circle eatery's. Charming 1940's bungalow with original historic details mixed with updated features. Oak hardwood flooring, stainless steel appliances, granite tile kitchen counters, white kitchen cabinets, smooth ceilings, arched doorways, glass french doors, beadboard ceiling in main bedroom, cheery window over the white porcelain kitchen sink, large laundry room, soft hues of pale green and blues on paneled walls, and rare ornate wrought iron door just to name a few of the features. Nice long side porch, a shady oak tree for the back yard, and a beautiful palm tree gracing the front. Wonderful storage in the attic along with a huge garage in the backyard, plus an extra storage shed. Add a couple of window boxes or an old fashion clothes line - go ahead, no strict restrictions here. Park Circle is so charming and historic, it will take you back in time. Several play parks, a serene pond filled with egrets, moss filled trees, active recreation department, sound of the train whistle, delicious local retaurants and pubs, spa, salon, farmers market, original architecture - are just some of the affections you'll enjoy. Smack in the middle of Charleston, literally minutes to everything. The new Mixon community is considering offering membership to their pool facility to Park Circle residents. Please note: the laundry room is currently being redone (to remove original glued on, would not come off wall paper, roof being replaced before end of March, and do not use temporary laundry room stairs to the porch. All information deemed to be true but may not be exact, buyer to verify. House to be sold as-is. A fun note: Park Circle is the home of the opening scene of TV's Army Wives, you never know when you might stumble on their filming.
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