244 Cypress Preserve Blvd Moncks Corner, SC 29461

Listing details for 244 Cypress Preserve Blvd, Moncks Corner, SC 29461 : Tucked into Cypress Preserve -- one of Moncks Corner's fastest-growing, amenity-rich communities north of Charleston -- 244 Cypress Preserve Boulevard offers the thing that's getting harder to find: a nearly-new home with real room to live. Built in 2023, this 2,500+ sqft plan delivers 3 bedrooms plus a primary, 2.5 baths, and a dedicated office -- flexibility to work from home, spread out, or grow into the space.Inside: an open main level where the family room, dining, and kitchen move as one -- anchored by quartz counters, stainless appliances, generous cabinetry, and a center island built for both weeknight dinners and a full house. Upstairs, the primary suite holds its own with dual vanities, a tiled walk-in shower, and an oversized walk-in closet -- joined by three additional bedrooand a versatile loft that flexes into a second living space, playroom, or media room. Out back, a screened porch overlooks the yard for morning coffee or an evening wind-down. Out front, the signature double front porches give the home the kind of Lowcountry curb appeal standard new construction rarely earns. Community pool and park just down the street. Minutes to Lake Moultrie, Cypress Gardens, and Old Santee Canal Park; easy reach to Nexton, Summerville shopping and dining, and the I-26 corridor into Charleston -- in a Berkeley County market that keeps drawing families and employers north. Move-in ready, thoughtfully laid out, and built for how you actually live. One flag: your associate's draft said "four bedrooms" but also "expansive primary suite" plus "three additional bedrooms" -- that reads as 4 total (primary + 3). I wrote it as 4 bedrooms total. Confirm the real count before it goes live, and tell me the list price if you want a sharper closer than the one above. Want this as a branded REHI one-sheet (photos + copy, MLS- or client-ready)? And I can save this listing voice to your writing profile so every future description drafts in your tone automatically -- say the word.