
Courtesy of: Mariia Romanenko, Virtual Properties Realty.com, mariahromanenko@gmail.com
$329,999
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4 bed
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2,186 square feet
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2.00 Bath (2 Full)
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Lot: 0.55 Acres
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Single Family Residence
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$329,999
1627 Dogwood Lane Beautifully Renovated Home on More Than Half an Acre with NO HOA in Cherokee County! Welcome to this beautifully renovated 2, 186-square-foot split-level home, offering a wonderful blend of modern updates, timeless character, and comfortable living. Built in 1973 and situated on more than half an acre in desirable Cherokee County, this well-maintained home offers plenty of space, privacy, and the freedom of NO HOA. The kitchen was thoughtfully remodeled with a functional G-shaped layout and convenient peninsula, creating an inviting space for cooking, casual dining, and entertaining. Almost all windows have been replaced, adding to the home's comfort and appeal. The spacious living room features a classic fireplace, creating a warm and welcoming setting for relaxing or entertaining. The versatile basement includes a bonus bedroom, offering flexible space for guests, a home office, hobby room, or other lifestyle needs, along with ample storage. The home has been renovated within the past few years and features several important updates, including a roof approximately 8 years old and a water heater approximately 2 years old. Outside, the more-than-half-acre lot provides plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors, entertain, garden, or create your own private retreat. With NO HOA, you'll have the flexibility to make the most of your property. Located in desirable Cherokee County, this renovated home offers a spacious lot, flexible living areas, thoughtful updates, and the freedom of a no-HOA lifestyle. Come see all this wonderful property has to offer!
Courtesy of: Mariia Romanenko, Virtual Properties Realty.com, mariahromanenko@gmail.com
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