349 Deep River Rd, Summerville, SC 29486

This inviting two-story home is nestled on a quiet street in Old Rice Retreat at Cane Bay Plantation. The property backs up to woods and a pond, for added privacy. As you enter, you're greeted by gleaming wood floors, smooth tall ceilings, and a spacious open floor plan, with a great flow for entertaining and everyday living. Enjoy cool evenings in front of the cozy gas fireplace in the family room. The eat-in kitchen boasts recessed lighting, stainless steel appliances (including a gas range), ample cabinet and counter space, and a breakfast/casual dining area. Refrigerator to convey with an acceptable offer and as part of the sales contract.The spacious master bedroom features a vaulted ceiling, a large his-and-hers walk-in closet, and a private en suite with a dual vanity, a garden tub, and a separate shower. The rest of the bedrooms are also spacious in size. The screened-in porch and large fenced-in backyard, with professionally-installed children's playset, will be perfect for grilling out, entertaining, or watching the kids play. You'll appreciate all that Cane Bay Plantation has to offer, including miles of nature trails and paved trails, and a neighborhood YMCA complex. Old Rice Retreat amenities include: a large zero-entry community pool, a playground, and a large covered pavilion with an outdoor fireplace. The Cane Bay Plantation shopping center, YMCA, and schools are all just a short walk, bike ride, or golf cart ride away, via golf cart trails and walking trails. It's also just minutes from the interstate and the shopping and dining of Downtown Summerville. Come see your new home, today!

This is a 4 bedroom, 2 and a half bath, which is in immaculate condition! This home has been fully updated, new Stainless Steal appliances, new paint, new carpet,, 42 inch Kitchen cabinets, Garnet Counter Tops, Fire Place, Soaking Tub, Stand Up shower, Mister and MIss walk in closets, screen in back porch, fenced in yard, and walking distance to the community pool, walking trails, and the future YMCA location. The only question is why wait for New Construction?