Listed by Jenny Sain and Holly Marsh from Lennar Carolinas, LLC
,Bought with Nichole Johnson from The Firm Real Estate Company
Source: Charleston Trident Association of REALTORS #25020189
1027 Scotch Bonnet Way, Dorchester County, SC, 29472
$406,570
SingleFam
•We’re so grateful to have worked with Nikki during our home buying journey. She was incredibly patient and professional every step of the way, never making us feel rushed or pressured. Her dedication didn’t stop after closing either when we mistakenly contacted the wrong utility company for water service, she went above and beyond by making after hours calls to help us get everything sorted out quickly. That kind of service is rare and truly appreciated. Thank you again for helping us find our home and for continuing to support us even after the deal was done. We couldn’t have asked for a better agent! — Todd and Tasha

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