699 Savannah Hwy, Charleston, SC 29407

This home is conveniently located in Byrnes Down. You can walk to just about anywhere from this wonderful home even to downtown Charleston. Close to grocery stores, restaurants near Avondale, churches and parks. As you approach, notice the landscaped yard, an arch with a stone pathway, and a welcoming front porch. Enter through the family room, featuring hardwood flooring, plantation shutters, and crown molding, and continue through a large doorway into the dining room. The kitchen offers granite counters, a deep undermount sink, a tile backsplash, and replaced cabinets with a display area, as well as stainless appliances, including a smooth-top stove, a built-in microwave, and a dishwasher. The primary bedroom features a spectacular light fixture, hardwood flooring, crown molding, and a smooth ceiling, while the primary bathroom includes a marble countertop, tile flooring, and a five-foot walk-in shower with tile. Two additional bedrooms feature hardwood flooring. The addition to the kitchen, with tile flooring and crown molding, can serve as a mudroom, utility room, or office. The hall bathroom offers a tub and shower combination, original tile, and wainscoting, and the laundry room includes built-in shelves and tile flooring. Step out to the backyard to find a large patio, perfect for grilling and enjoying the outdoors. Additional features include gutters, replaced windows, HVAC, and ductwork replaced in 2020, a roof replaced in 2017, and paid-off solar panels. There are several fruit bearing trees including blueberry, kiwi, tangerine, fig, and loquat trees that bear fruit. Also bay leaf tree and several camelia varieties. Two available street parking spots at the front of the home on the grass along with a long driveway that can park a number of cars.The location is close to beaches, shopping, restaurants, and all the amenities downtown has to offer. MUSC is less than 3 miles. The College of Charleston is just over 3 miles. It is located along the West Ashley Greenway. An eight-mile-long walking and bike trail connects to other neighborhoods. Construction has started on the pedestrian bridge spanning the Ashley River. The property is not in a required flood zone.