270 Stefan Unit #Unit 11-E, Charleston, SC 29412

Property Description

Fully renovated and ideally located just minutes from Downtown Charleston and Folly Beach, this James Island townhome offers an updated, move-in-ready interior in a location that's hard to beat. Local restaurants, bars, shops, and the iconic Terrace Theater are all within walking distance, putting some of the best of James Island right outside your door.A covered front porch welcomes you inside, where the home features LVP flooring throughout the first floor and fresh interior paint. Just off the entry, the completely updated kitchen features new white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, brass hardware, a new faucet and oversized stainless steel sink, white subway tile backsplash, and countertop seating. The kitchen opens directly into the dining and living spaces, creating an easy,functional layout for everyday living and entertaining. The dining area offers plenty of room for a full-size table, while the living room adds character with a shiplap accent wall and decorative wood ceiling beam. Sliding glass doors lead to a large back patio with room for an outdoor dining table, lounge furniture, or additional entertaining space. The fully fenced backyard backs to a wooded area with approximately 50 feet of separation from the next building, offering a welcome sense of privacy. A half bathroom completes the first floor. Upstairs, strand woven bamboo flooring runs throughout, and you'll find two generously sized bedrooms and a full bathroom with conveniently located laundry. Riverland Place residents enjoy two designated parking spaces, and this particular building benefits from additional green space along its side. The HOA covers exterior front landscaping, termite bond, and exterior insurance for added convenience. With a fully renovated interior, private outdoor space, and an incredibly convenient James Island location just minutes from both Downtown Charleston and Folly Beach, this is an opportunity to enjoy the best of island living without sacrificing proximity to the city.