3417 Country Stone Manor Drive

About This Home

NEW PRICE + PROFESSIONAL PHOTOS COMING SOON — OPPORTUNITY TO GET IN EARLY Why keep renting when you can own your own space for less than you think? This 2 bed, 2 bath main-floor condo with private entry is the perfect fit for someone ready to simplify life, build equity, and enjoy low-maintenance living in a quiet, owner-occupied community. Step inside to an open-concept layout that keeps everything connected—whether you're relaxing at home or having friends over. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances and flows right into the living space, making everyday living easy and functional. Just off the main area is a flex space—perfect for a home office, reading nook, or extra seating depending on your lifestyle. One of the biggest advantages? True main-floor living with no stairs—plus a private rear entrance so you can come and go without going through the common area. This adds a level of convenience and privacy that’s hard to find in condo living. Out back, enjoy your own private patio that backs to green space and a privacy fence—your own quiet spot to unwind after a long day. The HOA covers many of the major exterior and maintenance items, including: Exterior maintenance Landscaping & common grounds Snow removal Water, sewer, and trash That means less time worrying about upkeep and more time enjoying your space. Located just minutes from Daugherty Ferry & Big Bend, you’re close to restaurants, shopping, and everyday conveniences—while still enjoying a peaceful setting. Owner-occupied community (no rentals) Low-maintenance lifestyle Private entry + no stairs Functional layout with flexible space Private outdoor area This is a smart move for anyone ready to stop renting and start owning—or for someone looking to downsize into something simple and manageable. With the recent price improvement, this is positioned to be one of the best values in the area. Don’t wait for the new photos—get in early and see it before everyone else does.

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