230 Granton Edge Lane, Summerville, SC 29486

Property Description

Check out this beautiful home in Waterside in the Lakes of Cane Bay--where comfort, function, and style come together in this beautifully designed two-story home.Step inside through the foyer and you'll find a spacious formal dining room, perfect for hosting gatherings. Continue on to the heart of the home: a bright, open living room with soaring two-story ceilings and generous natural light, ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. The main floor also features a guest bedroom and full bath, a cozy family room, and a thoughtfully designed kitchen with a large island and casual dining area. A butler's pantry and dedicated owner's entry add convenience and organization to your daily routine.Upstairs, the expansive primary suite offers a private retreat with a large bathroom that includes a 5-foot shower, soaking tub, and dual vanities. Two additional bedrooms share a full bath, and a spacious bonus room with a built-in office nook adds flexibility for work, play, or guests. High-end finishes are found throughout the home, including quartz countertops, a subway tile backsplash, white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and durable laminate and ceramic tile flooring. Outside, enjoy a fenced-in, irrigated backyard that backs up to wooded views complete with a fire pit area for relaxed evenings. The location adds even more appeal with access to neighborhood walking trails, a community pool, and a nearby boat launch for paddleboarding and kayaking. With smart design and plenty of space inside and out, this home is ready for both everyday living and special moments. Start with a 2% LOWER interest rate! Seller will pay the cost to procure a 2-1 buydown for the buyer with a full price offer and the use of the seller's preferred lender, cost not to exceed 2.5% of the buyer's loan value. A 2-1 buydown is a loan in which the first year's interest rate is 2 percentage points below the note rate for the loan. The second year's interest rate is 1 percentage point below the note rate for the loan. At the beginning of year three, the interest rate reverts to the note rate for the remainder of the loan term.