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CLOSE TO TOWN & FILLED WITH CHARM – THIS HOME WON'T LAST LONG! Nestled on 1.4 peaceful acres, this elegant 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home spans 2,620 sqft of thoughtfully designed space, perfect for a refined lifestyle. The inviting split-bedroom floor plan opens into a grand great room with a stone-accented, wood-burning fireplace, setting the stage for cozy, memorable moments. The bright, open kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring a spacious island, beautiful granite & quartz countertops, a massive walk-in pantry, & a charming formal dining area set aside for intimate meals. Retreat to the serene master suite, where you’ll find a luxurious bath with a soaking tub, separate shower, & expansive walk-in closets for a true spa-like escape. Throughout, gleaming hardwood floors, elegant tile in wet areas, & intricate crown molding enhance every corner with style & warmth. Additionally, the home is equipped with solar panels, offering energy efficiency and long-term savings, so you can enjoy comfort and sustainability in equal measure. Outside, the covered front & back porches provide serene settings for morning coffee or evening relaxation, all while being minutes from town !
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Listed By: Danah Givan of Keller Williams Realty Lr Branch - (501) 563-0132
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