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Welcome home to The Ponds, one of Summerville's most scenic and sought-after communities--where timeless Southern charm is surrounded by preserved natural beauty. What truly sets this home apart is the expansive, PRIVATE WOODED BACKYARD, a rare find in the neighborhood. Situated on a 1/4-acre lot, this property offers exceptional privacy, serene wooded views, and ample room to add a pool, creating your own outdoor retreat.Inside, nearly 3,200 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space provides both comfort and flexibility. The main level features a formal dining room, a spacious open-concept living area centered around a well-appointed kitchen with island, and a first-floor guest suite--perfect for visitors or multigenerational living. Step outside to the covered patio and enjoypeaceful mornings and relaxing evenings overlooking the protected wooded backdrop with endless possibilities for outdoor living and entertaining. Upstairs, a versatile loft offers additional living space, while the primary suite impresses with a cozy sitting area and a generous walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms, a dedicated laundry room, abundant storage, and numerous upgrades complete the home. Residents of The Ponds enjoy an unmatched lifestyle with amenities including: 20-acre scenic lake Resort-style pool Historic farmhouse amenity center Amphitheater for community events Multiple playgrounds Over 21 miles of walking trails 1,000+ acres of preserved green space On-site fire station for added peace of mind Located in a desirable X flood zone (no flood insurance required) and just minutes from shopping, dining, the Summerville YMCA, and top-rated schools. This is a rare opportunity to own a home with true wooded privacy and an oversized lot in The Ponds. Schedule your private tour today and experience everything this exceptional property and community have to offer. Buyer/buyer's agent to verify all information deemed important, including square footage, flood zone, school zones, and club memberships.

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