376 Viburnum Way Ct., Charlotte, NC
Highly desirable end unit in Wesley Height’s exclusive Celadon. Walk to Frazier Park, Blue Blaze Brewery, dog park, Panthers Stadium and more from greenway! Fresh Sherwin Williams paint throughout. Newly-refinished sustainable bamboo floors with eco-friendly water-based finish. Tons of natural light from floor to ceiling windows. Extensive upgrades including Somfy remote solar shades, on-demand hot water, slate tile, custom millwork and designer wallpaper. Lower level wet bar with built-ins, refrigerator drawers and wine cooler. Premium plumbing and lighting fixtures. Powdercoated steel stairway railing from main to third level. Kitchen features Fisher and Pakel stainless steel appliances, quartz counter tops and custom cabinets. Master suite features a dual head shower, freestanding soaker tub, walk-in closet and windows overlooking the greenway. Covered breakfast patio off of kitchen, upper balcony overlooking greenway and lower patio leading to community green space.
Property City : Charlotte
Agent
Michael Richards
828.773.5433 828.773.5433Michael’s experience in the real estate industry began in the late 1990’s while working with his parents and two brothers in the family real estate and development business. He moved to North Carolina with his family in 2000 and in 2005 became an associate broker at Sotheby’s International Realty in the private golf community of Linville Ridge. After gaining experience in luxury home market, he formed his own boutique real estate brokerage High Ground Investment Properties. Despite the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains, he was soon drawn to the bustling Charlotte Metro Area and the peaceful shoreline of Lake Norman. Michael specializes in real estate sales and investment activity including lakefront properties, new construction, commercial office/warehouse management and land development. Michael is a proud graduate of Appalachian State University and a Walker College of Business MBA. He enjoys spending free time fishing on Lake Norman and running through Freedom Park in South Charlotte.
