437 Forsters Tern St, Moncks Corner, SC 29461

This beautiful home is conveniently located between Summerville, Moncks Corner and Goose Creek, in the desirable Cypress Ridge Subdivision, with an abundance of amenities, including a GYM, 2 POOLS, PLAYGROUND, PARK, sidewalks and CLUBHOUSE. Tons of sought after employers are less than a 30 min drive from your home, such as Boeing, Volvo, CHS Airport, MUSC, Trident Hospital, Roper Hospital, Mercedes Benz, Charleston Port and the new Camp Hall Industrial Park in addition to the beautiful BEACHES, HISTORIC Downtown Charleston, Lake Moultrie, the Cooper River and Intracoastal waterway! Beautiful WOOD floors greet you as you enter and flow throughout the entire downstairs. Boasting a true open concept kitchen, living and dining area, this home has all the UPGRADES you could imagine, includingTANKLESS HOT WATER HEATER, GAS stove, massive kitchen island, GRANITE countertops, an abundance of 42'' antique white cabinets accented with CROWN MOLDING, pantry and STAINLESS STEEL appliances. A unique feature of this home is the large LOFT, FLEX space upstairs, that could be used as an office, play, craft, game, exercise, family room or fourth bedroom. The Primary bedroom is very spacious, features a TRAY ceiling, MULTIPLE WALK IN CLOSETS, SITTING AREA and EN SUITE BATH with DUAL VANITIES, GARDEN TUB and separate STAND UP SHOWER. The secondary bedrooms are LARGE and feature WALK IN CLOSETS. There is a nice SCREENED BACK PATIO and ADDITIONAL ADJOINING PATIO off the back of the home to relax or entertain. Large shed with electricity and AC in backyard will convey. Another desirable feature of this property is it's location, in a more PRIVATE area of the neighborhood on a cul de sac street with a LARGE BACKYARD surrounded by a full PRIVACY FENCE, backing up to a LARGE WOODED GREEN SPACE. Note: SELLERS ARE VERY MOTIVATED!! Owners have pets. Dogs will be in the backyard during showings. Owners will repair screen area on back porch prior to closing (they've replaced multiple times and spent $$ wastefully, as the dogs repeatedly damage it.