This manufactured home built in 2008 has been tastefully redone and shows better than a stick built home. You really need to come see it for yourself! The long list of updates in early 2016 includes: driveway; brick paver sidewalk & landscaping; exterior LED lighting; new exterior doors & storm doors; front deck, double hung windows, expanded rear deck; exterior HVAC pad; all new paint and carpet thruout including the closets and bathrooms; brushed nickel light fixtures; stainless steel Kitchen appliances including the stove, dishwasher, vent hood, microwave and refrigerator; Kitchen double stainless sink; water filtration system; interior door hardware and lighting; base & doorway molding; Bathroom faucets & toilets; 2 inch faux wood blinds; cabinet hardware; electric smoke & carbon monoxide detectors and closet rods & shelves; Other features include a split bedroom floor plan, an open kitchen and bright living room and a Master Bathroom with a walk-in closet, dual sinks and vanity and a full bathroom. The secondary bedrooms have their own closets and ceiling lightfans. In December 2015, the HVAC was inspected and cleaned, the roof was inspected, the well water was tested and a new well bladder was installed. There is a large concrete pad on the property that is ready for your garage or shop to be built. The home sits off of Buffalo Shoals Road on a flat 0.65 acre country lot. The property has its own driveway and that is connected to a common driveway with an easement for access to Buffalo Shoals Road. This home is just minutes away from the local schools as well as to Highways 40, 150, 10 and 16, and to restaurants, stores and gas. Plus, the public boat launch into Lake Norman is just 10 minutes away. This seller is motivated and will consider all offers; Contact the listing agent with questions about this home or to set a time to see it.
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