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1606 Scuffletown Road
Fountain Inn, SC 29644
$599,999
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
5
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
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Property Description
Picture yourself sitting poolside with an ice cold beverage, enjoying a spectacular sunset over the lush green grass of the 2nd fairway at Carolina Springs golf course. Now imagine doing this in your own backyard! 1606 Scuffletown offers resort living without all the fee's because there is NO HOA! This amazing home has so much to offer begining with extensive landscaping adorning the perimeter of this private 1.1 acre gated lot. Once on the property you will find plenty of parking in the form of a 2 car attached garage, 24 x 30 detached garage, a long paved driveway and extra gravel pad. Inside this lovely 4 bed, 2.5 bath home you will find many upgrades including newer Pella windows, craftsman style front door, new lighting and ceiling fans throughout and it's prewired for generator backup. Beautiful hard wood floors can be found in the halls, all 4 spacious bedrooms, the dining room and the living room which also offers a wood burning fireplace. Tile floors can be found in the bathrooms and in the kitchen which also features granite countertops, real wood cabinets with glass doors, stainless steel appliances including a gas stove and new Bosch dishwasher, deep pantry and breakfast nook overlooking the pool outback! The master bathroom has been fully remodeled to resemble an Italian Spa with ornate vanity & mirrors, dual sinks with granite countertops, oil rubbed bronze fixtures, tile floors that extend up the walls and into the shower, a heated towel rack, large glass slider shower door and a sky light that allows that natural sunlight to pour in! Now let's head out back on to the low maintenance Trex deck, 20x42, with 2 built in pergolas, overlooking the 24,000 gallon Grecian style pool with diving board, gas pool heater and expansive concrete pool deck. The view is spectacular as you gaze upon 15 rose bushes, white vinyl fencing and the gazebo with the 2nd fairway in the background. Some other notable features include the large, fenced in, garden where you could grow your own crop of tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers etc. Behind the detached garage is an elaborate chicken coop/ chicken run, ready for new tenants and an 8x8 shed. Speaking of the detached garage, this is no ordinary storage space. It's big, fitting up to 3 cars, tall ceilings, also prewired for generator backup. It's also fully heated and cooled courtesy of a mini split system that's been installed. Additionally it has a half bath with stainless steel utility sink. Above the garage is a "carriage house" or studio apartment with it's own private electric meter, bamboo wood floors, sink, oven, refrigerator, microwave and full bath with stand up shower. The property also features a well, that has been abandoned. Zoned for award winning schools and just minutes from downtown Fountain Inn and Simpsonville this home has it all. Be sure to schedule your private tour today! No access into the lower part of the detached garage at this time.
Property Information
Lot Size
1 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1986
MLS Number
1525738
Location
Address
1606 Scuffletown Road
City
Fountain Inn
State
SC
Zip Code
29644
County
GREENVILLE
Listing
Provider
Bluefield Realty Group, original listing
Name
Bluefield Realty Group
Phone
(864) 626-7296
Office Name
Bluefield Realty Group
Office Phone
(864) 362-2375
Agent Name
John Murphy

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