340 Turners Court

Property details

DEEDED BOAT SLIP & LAKE MURRAY ACCESS YEAR AROUND. Welcome to 340 Turners Court, a stunning brick home located in one of Lexington’s most desirable gated, waterfront communities. This property offers the ultimate in lakeside living with a deeded boat slip and easy access to community amenities, including a clubhouse, pool, and tennis courts. This 1.5 level home has an ideal layout with 3 bedrooms on the main level, heavy crown molding details & high ceilings throughout. The dining room, currently being used as a formal sitting room is to the left with access to a dry bar with a built-in beverage cooler. The kitchen features a walk in pantry, stainless steel appliances with a gas stove, eat-in area and bar seating. The kitchen overlooks the family room complete with a fireplace and built in cabinetry, making it an ideal space for entertaining. The primary suite is tucked away and features a separate sitting room, currently being used as a home office and a private bath with dual vanities, soaker tub, and tile shower. Bedrooms 2 & 3 are also located on the main level & share the full hall bath. Upstairs, you will find an additional family room with access to a full bath and the 4th bedroom. Outside, the screen porch overlooks the wooded fully fenced backyard with no backyard neighbors, making it an ideal spot for relaxation. BRAND NEW HVAC! Centrally located on Lake Murray close to Jake Knotts Bridge, zoned for top rated Lexington One Schools and a quick commute to downtown Lexington for shopping and restaurants! Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Home facts

MLS #

641599

Property type

Single Family

Style

Traditional

Year built

2013

Lot size

0.19 acres

Garage

2 car

Neighborhood

TURNERS POINTE

County

Lexington

Status

Active

HOA dues

$430 / quarterly

Heating

Gas 1st Lvl, Gas Pac

Cooling

Central, Heat Pump 1st Lvl, Heat Pump 2nd Lvl

Foundation

Slab

Exterior

Brick-Partial-AbvFound

Sewer

Public

Water

Public

Schools

School zoning comes from the MLS and districts redraw their lines. Confirm with the district before you rely on it.

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