Courtesy of: Heather Fluker, Southern Classic Realtors, heather.fluker1@gmail.com
Courtesy of: Heather Fluker, Southern Classic Realtors, heather.fluker1@gmail.com
$279,900
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4 bed
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2,239 square feet
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3.00 Bath (3 Full)
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Lot: 0.53 Acres
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Single Family Residence
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$279,900
1007 Dogwood Drive A piece of 1900s history with a surprise waiting inside! Originally built in 1900, this distinctive home was later relocated to its current site and given a brick exterior, creating an unexpected contrast between its traditional exterior and the character preserved within. Step inside and youll discover details that hint at the homes original craftsmanship, including tall ceilings, substantial trim and millwork, wide openings between living spaces, and touches of beautiful natural wood. Offering 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms with approximately 2, 239 square feet, the home provides plenty of space to spread out, with multiple living and gathering areas and a layout full of personality. The kitchen features abundant cabinetry and opens to adjoining spaces that make everyday living and entertaining easy. Outside may be where this property really steals the show. Situated on a .53-acre corner lot, the home features a custom inground swimming pool, covered outdoor entertaining area, and gas firepit--creating your own private backyard retreat. A two-car carport with convenient rear entry provides additional functionality while keeping the front elevation clean and welcoming. With its unique history, spacious interior, generous corner lot, and backyard built for entertaining, this isnt your typical home--and thats exactly what makes it special. The exterior may have changed through the years, but step through the front door and youll still find a little piece of 1900 waiting inside.
Courtesy of: Heather Fluker, Southern Classic Realtors, heather.fluker1@gmail.com
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