113 Monocacy Way

Some homes feel busy. Others feel calm. 113 Monocacy Way is the kind of place where life settles in easily. Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and framed by mature trees, this nearly new home has been thoughtfully cared for and beautifully maintained. Stacked stone details give it charming curb appeal, and the front porch feels made for slow mornings, hanging ferns, and a pair of rocking chairs. Step inside and you immediately notice the clean lines and attractive flooring that carries throughout the home. There is no carpet in the family room or any of the bedrooms, a detail that adds both style and everyday practicality. Just off the entry, the front flex room is currently used as a home office, though it easily transforms into a study, homeschool space, creative room, or quiet retreat. Across from it, the dining room is being used as a workout space, a perfect example of how this floor plan flexes to meet real life. Whether formal dining, fitness, play, or work-from-home needs, these rooms adapt beautifully. The family room is light-filled and welcoming, designed for gathering and everyday living. A traditional ceiling fan has replaced the previous fixture, giving the space a timeless and comfortable feel as it flows effortlessly into the kitchen. The kitchen is both functional and inviting, featuring granite countertops, abundant cabinetry, and a generous work island with seating, the kind of spot where mornings begin with coffee and days are planned with ease. Just off the kitchen, the sunroom overlooks the private backyard and opens directly to the patio, making outdoor dining and grilling feel seamless. Outside, the yard offers space for pets to roam, children to play, or a swing set tucked beneath the shade of mature trees. The usable yard extends beyond the gentle slope, providing more room than you might expect at first glance. Back inside, a well-placed mudroom off the garage creates an ideal drop zone for daily comings and goings. Upstairs, all bedrooms are thoughtfully grouped for privacy and comfort. The guest rooms are well sized with ample closet space, and the guest bathroom includes double sinks. The primary bedroom is spacious and restful, complete with a private bath featuring a large walk-in shower with classic subway tile. With no carpet in the bedrooms, the home continues its low-maintenance, move-in-ready appeal. A large second-level laundry room offers additional storage and functionality, making everyday routines easier. The upstairs loft adds yet another layer of flexibility. This space can become a media room, game room, homework area, or simply a second living space where everyone can spread out and unwind. Located in The Oaks at Shiloh Creek, just minutes from Interstate access, 113 Monocacy Way offers easy commutes to Greenville, Anderson, and Clemson, all while being zoned for award-winning Anderson One schools. Powdersville continues to grow, with shopping, dining, and community amenities nearby, including the YMCA just a short drive up Highway 81. Well maintained, thoughtfully designed, and quietly versatile, this home offers the space, flexibility, and location today’s buyers are searching for. It is a place where daily life feels organized, comfortable, and just a little more peaceful.