Traditional

The layout buyers are searching for — and rarely find. Three bedrooms on the main level. No stairs for daily life. No compromises. In Estates at Audubon, that combination is rare. In this price range, it's almost impossible. And yet here it is — a thoughtfully designed home where the floor plan actually works the way real life does. The bones will get your attention. The layout will close the deal. Step inside, and you'll notice it immediately: hardwood floors, high ceilings, custom molding, and a coffered living room ceiling that adds architectural weight without feeling stuffy. The covered front porch sets the tone before you even open the door — unhurried, well-built, the kind of detail that signals everything else was thought through the same way. A primary suite that earns the name. The main-level primary suite is the kind of space people design addition budgets around. Sitting area that doubles as a private office. Soaking tub. Separate shower. Dual vanities. Walk-in closet that actually fits a full wardrobe with room left over. Two additional bedrooms on the same level share a full bath — and a dedicated laundry room with drop zone means the chaos has somewhere to go that isn't your kitchen counter. A kitchen built for how people actually cook. Large island with snack bar seating. Gas cooktop. Wall oven. Storage that makes sense. A breakfast area big enough for an actual table. When the occasion calls for something more formal, the dining room is right there. A front den with French doors and a dedicated office nook off the kitchen round out a main level that handles work, guests, and everyday life without feeling squeezed. Upstairs flex space that stays out of your way. A loft, bonus room, and private half bath give you the overflow space you'll actually use — without the daily footprint. Guest suite. Home gym. Playroom. Media room. It's there when you need it and invisible when you don't. Outside and beyond. Rear patio. Irrigation system. Attached 2-car garage. Community pool, clubhouse, playground, and sidewalks. Minutes to Ballantyne, Fort Mill, and the full 521 corridor. Virtually staged photos reflect the true potential of each space — all furniture is excluded from the sale.

The layout buyers are searching for — and rarely find. Three bedrooms on the main level. No stairs for daily life. No compromises. In Estates at Audubon, that combination is rare. In this price range, it's almost impossible. And yet here it is — a thoughtfully designed home where the floor plan actually works the way real life does. The bones will get your attention. The layout will close the deal. Step inside, and you'll notice it immediately: hardwood floors, high ceilings, custom molding, and a coffered living room ceiling that adds architectural weight without feeling stuffy. The covered front porch sets the tone before you even open the door — unhurried, well-built, the kind of detail that signals everything else was thought through the same way. A primary suite that earns the name. The main-level primary suite is the kind of space people design addition budgets around. Sitting area that doubles as a private office. Soaking tub. Separate shower. Dual vanities. Walk-in closet that actually fits a full wardrobe with room left over. Two additional bedrooms on the same level share a full bath — and a dedicated laundry room with drop zone means the chaos has somewhere to go that isn't your kitchen counter. A kitchen built for how people actually cook. Large island with snack bar seating. Gas cooktop. Wall oven. Storage that makes sense. A breakfast area big enough for an actual table. When the occasion calls for something more formal, the dining room is right there. A front den with French doors and a dedicated office nook off the kitchen round out a main level that handles work, guests, and everyday life without feeling squeezed. Upstairs flex space that stays out of your way. A loft, bonus room, and private half bath give you the overflow space you'll actually use — without the daily footprint. Guest suite. Home gym. Playroom. Media room. It's there when you need it and invisible when you don't. Outside and beyond. Rear patio. Irrigation system. Attached 2-car garage. Community pool, clubhouse, playground, and sidewalks. Minutes to Ballantyne, Fort Mill, and the full 521 corridor. Virtually staged photos reflect the true potential of each space — all furniture is excluded from the sale.