1281 Stalvey Ave. Myrtle Beach SC 29577 MLS 2407024

$239,900

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Home Description: 1281 Stalvey Ave.

This home is being sold AS-IS WHERE-IS. Investor Special! This home needs some TLC but is nearly a half-acre lot in the City of Myrtle Beach!! This is one of the largest lots in the quiet neighborhood of Ramsey Acres. It is conveniently located near the Main districts of Myrtle Beach including shopping, dining, retail and the Coastal Grand Mall. The big plus is that it is located less than 2 miles to the oceanfront! This means not only that you can get to the beach quickly but an owner can lawfully drive their golfcart there! Local motor vehicle laws allow golf carts on city streets withing a 4-mile radius of an owners residence (Subject to daylight hours). This nearly HALF-ACRE lot is HUGE for Myrtle Beach has a lot of potential with more to offer than its location! Hot Water Heater was replaced in 2018. HVAC system replaced approximately 2017-18 (not certain). The home is structurally sound and is move-in-ready for the right buyer. As can be seen the roof is rather outdated. Owner believes it was last replaced in 2008. It does not leek or have any issues other than being old and unsightly. Carpet was replaced in the early 2000s. The 14x12.5 Porch/Carolina Room was added in the mid 1970s. The full bath was partially updated in the shower for handicap access in early 2010s. The large storage/utility barn out back has power and 2 separate lockable units. The workshop is 20x15. The utility storage is 8x15. Then There is a 8x15 covered port attached and another shorter 7x10 covered port. Right next to barn is a Power Boot for RV or Boat storage. 24x12 Garage Has been partially converted into whatever kind of room you wish. It could be an Office, Gameroom, Interior Workshop or Make another Bedroom and Full Bath. It has a fireplace and what they considered a bay window back in the 70s. City taxes provide weekly trash and recycling. There was a small kitchen fire that did not cause damage but blackened the cabinet above the stove as there is no existing range hood.