1014 Captain Adkins Drive Se, Southport, NC 28461

Description

IDYLLIC SOUTHPORT RETREAT - This elegant 3-Bedroom, 3.5-Bath Brick Home in the tree-shaded Marsh Creek section of Smithville Woods in Southport showcases an array of distinctive one-of-a-kind features on a spacious half-acre site - Graceful Entry Foyer offers a welcoming embrace that guides the way to the Formal Dining Room and the Living Room with Gas Log Fireplace - The formal spaces flow into the more relaxed Sunroom with a wall of windows overlooking the Sweeping Deck and Back Yard perfect for entertaining - Cook's Kitchen features Stainless Steel Appliances, Walk-In Pantry, Gas Stove, Dine-At Bar, and expansive Quartz Counters to help with prep, baking, and more - Upstairs Bonus Room with its own Bathroom, currently configured as an artist's studio, could become an office, entertainment space or any number of other versatile options - Luxurious Primary Bedroom Retreat includes large Walk-In Closet and En Suite Bathroom with double vanity, tub and shower - Divided Floor Plan creates a separate section of the home for the Second and Third Bedrooms with Bathroom between - Powder Room, Laundry Room, with built-in soaking sink, Attached Double Garage, and Walk-In Attic Storage are among the conveniences - Don't miss the 28-by-20-foot separate Second Garage in the Landscaped Back Yard for storage, workshop, and more - Septic System and Irrigation System updated in 2023 - New Front Yard Sod laid in May 2023 -- Low Speed Vehicles have street access all the way to the attractions of downtown Southport and views of the Cape Fear River - all this just minutes from Wilmington, Myrtle Beach, and Historic Southport -- DISCLOSURES: The house was plumbed with copper pipes but the exterior spigots were plumbed with polybutylene plastic distribution lines and compression band fittings; some deck surface boards show signs of splintering, cupping or decay; some kitchen floor tiles have hairline craks; garage side door is rusted at bottom; exterior trim work caulking is thinning