1175 Falcon Lane Summerton SC 29148
$299,000
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Welcome to Lake Marion! This home would make an amazing primary home or vacation home! Nestled on Potato Creek across from the Santee Wildlife Refuge, you will find this quaint 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with 2 covered-lake-view porches. Home sits on a deeded 1/2 acre lot with approximately 75 ft of waterfront and a shared boat slip. Home is being sold AS-IS, but not to worry - this home is MOVE-IN ready with an open living area, eat-in kitchen with all new stainless steel appliances, all of which convey with the property. Some features include: quartz countertops in a tastefully renovated kitchen and bath, Caribbean Maple LVP throughout, new energy efficient windows and doors, new light fixtures, new water pump & water heater. Schedule a showing today to see this gem in person!
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