Built with Hardie Plank. Welcome to the Sterling, a thoughtfully designed single-story (with Option to add a 2nd story) home in North Myrtle Beach. This versatile plan includes 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a private study with French doors, a covered porch, and even a golf cart garage for added convenience. The true centerpiece of this home is the open-concept kitchen, great room, and dining area that wrap around a show-stopping 13-foot kitchen island that sits 6 people comfortably. With abundant counter space, a walk-in pantry, and a layout built for entertaining, this kitchen is as functional as it is impressive. Bedrooms 2 and 3 are tucked away from the main living areas and each include their own private full bath—ideal for guests or multigenerational living. The spacious primary suite offers a huge walk-in closet and a spa-inspired en-suite, with your choice of either [a zero-entry walk-in tile shower with glass enclosure, dry-off seat, Moen rain and wall shower heads.] -or- [a tile walk-in shower paired with a stand-alone soaking tub.] This home includes solar panels designed to help reduce monthly energy costs and provide protection against rising utility rates. Located in the sought-after Marshfield community, this home offers a coming Pool, Clubhouse with Kitchen, Fitness Center, Fire Pit, Pickleball Courts, Dog Park, Walking Trails, Playground, Sidewalks on both sides of the street and easy access to Barefoot Landing (only 4.3 Miles away) and the Atlantic Ocean (roughly 6 miles away), combining convenience with comfort. As America’s number one energy-efficient homebuilder, we’re proud that in 2024 our homes achieved an average net HERS® score of 37 (with solar) and a gross score of 42—the lowest publicly reported among the top 30 U.S. homebuilders in Builder Magazine’s Top 100 list (ranked by 2024 closings). Contact us today to learn more about exclusive buyer incentives, including closing cost assistance, design studio upgrades and more!
This listing is provided courtesy by Brad Levine, Beazer Homes LLC
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