Welcome to 102 Crooked Cedar Way, a two-story, Charleston-inspired residence located in the established Falls of Meehan community in Pendleton, SC.
Inside, the main level opens to a light-filled living room with an easy, comfortable feel. The oversized primary suite is also located on the main level and features a walk-in closet and ensuite bath with dual vanities, a separate shower, and a large jetted soaking tub.
The main level continues with a dining area accented by exterior French doors and a well-appointed kitchen with updated stainless steel appliances, ample counter space, and convenient bar seating. Just off the kitchen is a cheerful powder room with access to the laundry room. At the rear of the home, the oversized two-car garage offers exceptional flexibility for multiple vehicles, recreational gear, a workshop, or additional storage.
Upstairs, a spacious flex area provides room for a second living space, playroom, office, or hobby area, along with three additional bedrooms and a large hall bath. Two of the guest bedrooms offer direct access to the outdoor piazza, creating a charming private spot to enjoy the surrounding neighborhood and evening sunsets.
Outside, the private, walled courtyard provides a wonderful extension of the living space. With room for a garden, outdoor dining, summer gatherings, or simply relaxing in the afternoon, it offers a quiet setting to enjoy the outdoors.
Falls of Meehan is an established, walkable community featuring HOA-maintained lawn care and landscaping, tree-lined streets, sidewalks, street lighting, common areas, a playground, and community swimming pool. The community is also conveniently located within walking distance of historic downtown Pendleton, where you'll find local restaurants, wine bars, breweries and distilleries, boutique shopping, specialty markets, and coffee shops.
With its flexible floor plan, generous garage, private courtyard, and walkable Pendleton location, 102 Crooked Cedar Way offers a comfortable, low-maintenance approach to everyday living.
