This four-bedroom brick home in Yorkshire puts the primary suite on the main level and gives everyone else room upstairs. The great room rises two stories behind a gas fireplace and a wall of windows, the kitchen opens to a sunny breakfast area, and the front yard has plenty of green. Highway 49, I-485, and the Steele Creek area are close.
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The front of the house has red brick, dormers, and a bay window that brightens the front room. White columns frame the entry, and rose beds and shrubs fill the landscaping on both sides of the walk.
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The two-story foyer lets in light through tall windows over the front door. Formal dining sits right off the entry, with white wainscoting, a crystal-style pendant, and room for a large table and a china cabinet. Hardwood floors run through the front of the main level.
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The great room rises two stories, with a gas fireplace, a ceiling fan, and a tall wall of windows that looks over the backyard. Tile floors run through this room and the kitchen. A staircase with a white railing climbs along one side, and a bar-height ledge makes a handy spot for drinks or homework.
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White cabinets, stainless appliances, and a double oven range fill the kitchen, with a bar-height peninsula for casual meals. The breakfast area sits in the corner by a large window, and the great room is right there so the cook is never cut off from everyone. A laundry room with cabinets is steps away.
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The primary bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, a bay window sitting nook, and hardwood floors. The bathroom has a dual-sink vanity, a garden tub, a separate walk-in shower, and a pair of walk-in closets. Having it all on the main level makes the upstairs bedrooms feel like their own space.
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Upstairs, a hallway overlooks the great room and leads to three more bedrooms, with hardwood flooring along the landing. The two-car garage has shelving along the wall and a good amount of storage room.
More about this home
This 1993 home sits in Yorkshire, an established neighborhood in southwest Charlotte. The main level holds the primary suite, formal dining, the great room, the kitchen, and the laundry room, so daily life can stay on one floor. Upstairs are three more bedrooms and a second full bath, with a half bath downstairs for guests.
Highway 49 and I-485 are close for getting around Charlotte, and the Steele Creek area has grocery stores, restaurants, and everyday errands within a short drive. Charlotte Douglas International Airport and Uptown are both reachable without a long haul.
Schools Zoned
for the area
Zoned for River Gate Elementary, Southwest Middle, and Palisades High, all part of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Ratings and enrollment shown are from Niche.