Flip This House - FSBO in South Carolina

Not all flips need fixing. If you want a bargain house in South Carolina, check out this property offered by owner.

$10,000 BELOW APPRAISAL MAKE OFFER NEED TO SELL
440 Whispering Winds Drive, Lexington, SC 29072

Ready to Move In, Lovely 3 BR, 2 Bath home in quiet neighborhood with privacy priced below market value provides savings to the buyer.
Approx. Sq. Ft.: 1486

Home has a vaulted ceiling in the great room with fireplace and ceiling fan.

It has an open white kitchen, dining room and great room layout that provides for spacious living.

Crown moulding throughout with chair rails in Kitchen and Dining room gives a nice touch of elegance.

All windows are wood framed. Warm Earth tone colors on the walls round out this peaceful setting.

The Master bedroom has tray ceiling, fan, and a walk-in closet and private bath with double sink, white tile floors, a garden tub and separate shower.

The home has a two car finished garage providing ample storage space. The attic is also partially floored to provide additional storage.

Landscaped back yard with privacy fence and brick patio lets you get away from it all.

Owner: Martin Lee (803) 767-2882

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