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Step into Southern elegance at its finest! Nestled on a picturesque 2-acre corner lot, 373 Brandon Street looks like it was made for the cover of a Southern Homes magazine. The charm starts with a stunning wraparound front porch, inviting you to sit and take in the peaceful surroundings. Upon entering the foyer, you’ll find a formal living room to your left—ideal for hosting guests—and a cozy den straight ahead. The den boasts a beautiful fireplace with double doors leading to a sunroom, perfect for enjoying your morning coffee or relaxing with a book. The spacious eat-in kitchen is a home chef’s dream, featuring plenty of storage, a pantry, and room for family gatherings. Adjacent to the kitchen, the dining room is built for hosting large, festive meals. A functional and spacious laundry/mudroom is conveniently located downstairs, offering extra storage and a perfect drop zone for daily essentials. The main level also includes a well-placed half bath and the grand primary suite, a luxurious retreat with two large closets, a soaker tub, and a separate shower. Need a home office or nursery? An adjoining room offers versatile space right off the primary suite.
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Listed By: Cheri Emerson of Pink Ribbon Realty - (870) 250-0077
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