The main living area of the house has brand new upscale hardwood flooring. The room has built in bookcases, can lights in the ceiling, and of course a ceiling fan. There's also a gas log fireplace with mantle and a view to the wooded back yard through the screened porch.
Here's another view of the main living room. As you can imagine you will spend a lot of time in this room, so use your imagination to place a couple of sofas, some easy chairs, lots of books, a cozy fire, and you sitting their all comfy and happy in your new home.
The formal dining room, located off the entry foyer and adjacent to the equally large kitchen, measures 16 x 12. That's a great size for all but the largest dinner party - if you feed more people than will fit in this room you ought to rent a hall!
In addition to the central chandelier, there are two ceiling fans in the dining room - you'll stay comfortable as you and your guests keep talking and laughing.
The galley kitchen, toward the back of the house from the dining room, has plenty of cabinet space and countertops. All appliances remain.
Here's another view of the kitchen, this time from the breakfast nook in the back of the house. Note you can also see into the great room.
This is another view of the master bedroom, with a view to the doors to the master bath and the walk in closet.
Here's the master bath complete with "Hollywood" lighting above the vanity, a whirlpool-style tub, and a separate shower.
This is one of the guest bedrooms.
Here's the second guest room.
The screened porch, with lighted ceiling fan and tile floor is a great size. There are doors to the breakfast nook and a door to the master suite.
The lot is pie-shaped and from the fenced area you have the privacy and peacefulness afforded by a wooded area.
Come on out on Sunday from 1-4PM to 1067 Garden Club Way in Waterford of the Carolinas in Leland, NC. Tour the house, fill out a comment sheet and your contact info and you'll be entered in a drawing for a free round of golf at Magnolia Greens Golf Plantation.
Directions: Cape Fear River Bridge west, take 17S and turn right into Waterford. Follow around the circle and go left on Woodwind and left on Garden Club.
Here's kicker #2. There's plenty of room west on 17 and along 74/76 from Leland for more development - areas with infrastructure in place or easily accessed. If desired, the growth has space to continue with existing good roads.
Here are kickers #3 and #4 - If the Southport International Port AND the SkyWay Bridge project are completed (which if they happen, which is more likely than not, will be in the same time frame mentioned in the article) the whole region's growth and economic development will be fueled and supported by improved infrastructure and jobs.
Who knows, Wilmington may become a quaint place to visit from the bustling, modern, commercial/residential/economic western shores of the Cape Fear River, with the epi-center of the area in Leland!
And here's a bit of NC historical trivia that might make us wonder . . . Brunswick Town, the historic, original center of North Carolina's government and commerce, located a short drive down Route 133 from Leland and through Belville, was founded in 1726. Who knows, maybe in 2026, just in time for Brunswick Town's TriCentennial, the new center of North Carolina commerce may be located right in the same area, but this time in a once small town we know as Leland -- and which some of us affectionately refer to as L.A - the Land of Abundance!!
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