123 Godfrey Dr, Mccormick, SC 29835

You will never want to leave this gorgeous 3BR/2bath oasis, but when you do, a beautifully landscaped front yard complete with Zoysia grass will greet you upon your return. Enjoy the flowers as you approach the front entryway which leads to an open floor plan where the living room, dining area, and kitchen all afford sun-dappled views of the secluded (and fenced) back yard and lush side garden. There is a wooded green belt behind the house that ensures privacy. The kitchen is airy and modern with granite countertops, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and the highest quality waterproof luxury vinyl plank. The gun-barrel oak floors sweep through every room in the house (except the main bathroom) and complement the serene blue color palette of this Southern Living-worthy home, The living area is fireplace free and spacious, which translates to unlimited interior design options and furniture placement. The dining area accommodates dinner for eight, is illuminated with timeless fixtures, and leads to a picturesque screened-in porch perfect for morning coffee, working from home, and relaxing after a long day. The extended patio and fenced-in backyard are ideal for al-fresco dining and entertaining friends with pets while enjoying a view of the garden. The well-established perennials require low maintenance thanks to an extensive outdoor irrigation system. The home is designed to age in place with a gorgeous walk-in shower in the main bathroom.. Rest after a long day in the spacious main bedroom with a walk-in closet; while your guests sleep on the opposite side of the home and share the second bathroom. This home was built in 2019 by Capital Builders and is a Crabapple floorplan. It's the valedictorian of Crabapples and an absolute must-see. Catch this opportunity quickly. Other notable features include tray ceilings in both the dining room and living room, extra insulation in the attic, gutter guards, motion detector flood lights, plantation blinds in the bedrooms, and bottom up/topdown shades in the living area.