Fenced in yardTrex front porchHardi plank sidingStorm shuttersRemodeled upstairs bathroomOutdoor kitchenNew dishwasher and stove
This Gorgeous Raised Beach home East of Bus 17 in Garden City is just a short golf cart ride to the beach. NO HOA Only 10 years old this well maintained home features an outdoor kitchen, fenced in yard, locking one garage for your golf cart, Hardi plank siding and a 14x32 saltwater pool. An elevator that goes to the top floor was added less than 2 years ago. Other updates include Tempstar HVAC 2026, Storm Shutters in 2023, New Dishwasher and stove in 2025, remodeled upstairs bathroom in 2024, Trex Front porch installed within the last 3 years, back porch renovated with treated lumber. The Primary bedroom closet was split into a his and hers closets or you can lock one side for an owners closet and still have one side open for guests. This fabulous home would make a great primary residence or short term rental investment. Set your appointment today to view this beauty!!
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Likely to sell faster than
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Listed by:
The Jill Powell Team843-457-8235,
Century 21 The Harrelson Group
Source: CCAR,MLS#: 2614250Originating MLS: Coastal Carolinas Association of Realtors
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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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