Mudroom off the garageOpen concept layoutSpacious eat-in kitchenTucked away half bathPlenty of barstool seating
Builder offering $10,000 buyer incentive! The IVY floor plan was built with real life in mind. Downstairs, you'll find a spacious eat-in kitchen with plenty of barstool seating and an open concept layout that flows right into the dining and living areas. It's perfect for entertaining or keeping an eye on everything while you cook. The mudroom off the garage is generous, with a closet and a tucked away half bath to keep things out of sight. The flex room works well as a formal dining room or home office, depending on your lifestyle. There's also a large air conditioned space connected to the garage. Yes, two cars still fit, AND you get extra space for a dedicated pet room, home gym, storage, or craft room. And out front, a large covered porch has plenty of room for rocking chairs and sweet tea. Upstairs, the laundry room is right where you need it so you're not hauling baskets up and down stairs. Just off the laundry is a bonus closet that serve as a kitty corner, dedicated folding or prep area, or a personal dressing room with space for a makeup vanity (think of the possibilities). The primary suite includes a tiled shower, a private water closet, and tub. The guest bath is just as impressive with a rare double vanity you don't usually see. And closets? There are closets for days.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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