107 Marlo Circle, Jacksonville, NC 28540 (MLS # 100267933)

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PRICE $350,000 BEDS 3 BATHS 3 HOME SIZE 2,901 sqft LOT SIZE 26,572 sqft Request More Info

This custom built, 1-story brick home is a classic beauty sitting at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the much desired neighborhood of Parkwood Estates. Step into the foyer, to an open floor plan framed with white columns, and footed with one-of-a-kind, pristine hardwood floors that were reclaimed from the Cape Fear River. The living room is anchored by a beautiful gas log fireplace to warm you up on those cold winter nights or set the ambiance for a quiet night at home. Off the main living area there is a flex room space that features french doors and could easily be used for a home office, gym, playroom, or formal dining room. The open floorplan flows right into the classic all-white kitchen, complete with stainless steel appliances, a center island with a gas-burning cooktop, and custom cabinetry. The breakfast nook is directly off the kitchen, with plenty of natural light to pour in from the bay window. You will love the huge Master Bedroom including his and her closets, one of them being a large walk-in with plenty of room. The master bathroom boasts a soaking tub and separate shower. The other two bedrooms, connected by a Jack-and-Jill style bathroom are perfect in size! Not to mention a large recreation/bonus room that can be used for a man-cave, movie theater room, or whatever your heart desires! This room features huge closets for plenty of storage space. Outside features a covered porch as well as a large open patio area where there is already a gas line connected and ready for an outdoor kitchen to be installed. The yard is fully fenced in and the detached 2-car garage opens from the front and from the back- having two garage doors, as well as a pedestrian door providing easy access and flow to the backyard. Great for entertaining! Upgraded features galore to include a tankless water heater, and an updated Hybrid HVAC system that is electric, but if the temperature drops below 40 degrees it switches over to gas furnace heat