70 Shelby Drive

Congratulations, you have found the nicest house in the neighborhood. Built in 2022 and backed by more than $68,000 in owner improvements since purchase, this Craftsman-style home in Palmetto Subdivision Phase II is not a builder-grade original. It has been methodically finished out room by room, system by system, over the past two years. What the listing sheet won't tell you: Outdoor living has been completely reimagined. Two 14-foot motorized awnings with a dedicated outdoor electrical outlet cover a large poured concrete patio, backed by a full privacy fence, professional landscape lighting front and back, fresh sod and landscaping in the backyard, and a whole-yard irrigation system. This is a backyard built for actual use, not just a slab and grass. The enclosed back porch was fully finished with vinyl windows, screens, tile flooring, and carpet, effectively adding usable living space that will not show up in the tax record. Inside, plantation shutters run throughout the home, the dining room and half bath were professionally wallpapered, a custom 10-foot storm door was added, and three living room floor outlets were installed with matching drywall and paint work. A reverse osmosis system was added to the kitchen, laundry room cabinets were installed, and the HVAC motor was replaced. Every one of these updates happened after the January 2024 purchase, meaning this home has already had its early-ownership issues identified and solved by someone else. That is not a small thing in new construction, where the first two years often reveal what a builder missed. The fundamentals: 2,180 square feet on a 0.36 acre lot. Split bedroom floor plan with a great room layout, 9-foot ceilings, and a vaulted/tray ceiling detail. Two-car garage. Foyer, pantry, study/office, sunroom, and a walk-in closet round out the floor plan. Fiber cement siding with brick accent trim on a slab foundation. Paved, government-maintained road with sidewalks and street lights. Some photos may be virtually enhanced or digitally altered and may not reflect the exact current condition of the property.