Welcome Home to 253 Highland Springs Loop in Inman, SC! This beautifully maintained single-level home offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and community ideal for growing families or those seeking a simpler, low-maintenance lifestyle. Just a short stroll from the spacious neighborhood pool, this home is located in a friendly community where neighbors look out for one another and connection comes easy. Step inside to a bright and airy open floor plan, designed for both entertaining and everyday living. The primary suite is thoughtfully separated for privacy, while two additional bedrooms are located on the opposite side, perfect for kids, guests, or a cozy home office. The fenced backyard is ready for playdates or peaceful afternoons whether you're watching the grandkids run around or letting pets roam safely. As the sun sets, gather around the backyard firepit to roast marshmallows and share stories under the stars. Freshly painted in a versatile neutral tone, this home is completely move-in ready and waiting for your personal touch. Whether you're a family just starting out or looking to downsize without compromise, you'll appreciate the single story ease, low upkeep, and welcoming community. Dont miss your chance to live in a home that offers comfort, connection, and a touch of everyday magic. Brought to you by Team Matsuda, a mother/daughter real estate duo who enjoy working with clients of all generations, races, color, gender, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation, national origin, genetic information or age. Checkout the homes that are currently for sale in the Upstate on our website GSP-Homes.com Or give us a call/text to see how we canhelp you buy or sell your home. Give Stacey Matsuda a call at 864-205-7653 or Olivia Osborne 864-216-1217.

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