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614 Cattle Drive Circle Myrtle Beach, SC 29588 MLS# 2420204
Enjoy upgrades galore on this nearly new home in the perfect planned community! The stacked stone facade and 8 foot entry door on a corner lot is a warm and inviting entry into this open floor plan home. The first floor features a spacious and open kitchen with white cabinetry, upgraded hardware and light fixtures, neutral paint, quartz countertops, tiled backsplash, oversized island with a breakfast bar, walk-in pantry, and stainless steel appliances and upgraded lighting throughout the first floor. You’ll also have a guest half bath and laundry on the first floor. Extending throughout the foyer, kitchen, living room, and dining room are beautiful laminate wood floors. This floor plan features the primary bedroom downstairs. Your primary bedroom has an ensuite bathroom with double vanity sinks and step in shower with gorgeous fixtures and lighting. Continuing through the open concept layout, a patio slider door accesses the backyard that has been upgraded with 6 foot white vinyl privacy fencing with double gates for convenience. The fully extended concrete patio is great for entertaining and grilling. The rest of the backyard includes a large graveled fire pit area with a custom arbor at the entry, six raised garden beds, and mature flower beds. The upstairs has 3 additional bedrooms with large closets, a full bath, additional storage and a large versatile loft area. Make a move into this home that features 21st century conveniences such as a tankless water heater and the smart home package. The location is quiet and quaint with access to fun in the sun! The Farm at Timberlake has 2 community pools, 2 gyms, a playground and a pickleball court. You can be oceanfront in 10 minutes at Surfside Pier and you can be on the Intracoastal Waterway in 10 minutes by way of Enterprise public boat landing.
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