This home is the complete package-- Better than a New home $264,900!

The pride of ownership shows in this well-appointed highly upgraded 3 bedroom --Much nicer than a new home –it is the complete package! 2 baths, 2 car extended garage. It boasts beautiful 18in tile throughout the home, custom interior paint, with carpeting in all bedrooms & upgraded carpet in the split master bedroom and large walk-in- closet, and a wonderful great room feel with kitchen and living room area wired for surround sound. The kitchen has many upgrades; with pull out shelves, pendant lighting, granite counter tops, under cabinet lighting, Stainless steel appliances (fridge in garage conveys not one in kitchen) double ovens are ready for the holidays. Plantation shutters and faux wood blinds are throughout the home. This backyard is well equipped, too! Pavers extend the patio to lead you to a wonderful sitting area by the gas fire pit, perfect for those winter gatherings, overlooking the mature plants, and trees, grass with nice curbing to finish it off. The covered patio is also plumbed for a gas BBQ.  The cabinets and hanging storage racks in the garage convey.  The fully equipped Clubhouse offers heated pool, full fitness room, child center, meeting rooms, full kitchen, and locker room. HOA fee includes full of use of Clubhouse and amenities. This is the home you need to see, contact me for an appointment, you will not be disappointed!







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