43 Glen Ord Court

Property details

SELLER PAID CLOSING COSTS WITH ACCEPTABLE TERMS! Not every two-story home gives you the convenience of a primary suite on the main level, but 43 Glen Ord Court does. Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac street in Beasley Creek Estates, this 2,200+ square-foot home offers the kind of floor plan that works just as well for everyday living as it does for growing into.The main-level primary suite means no stairs at the end of the day, while upstairs you'll find a loft area and three generously sized secondary bedrooms, each with its own walk-in closet. That's a lot of storage, a feature that's hard to find in every secondary bedroom.The home also comes with several updates that make moving in feel a little easier, including a brand new roof replaced in June 2026, a tankless water heater, and energy-efficient windows. A two-car garage and .16-acre lot round out the practical side of the home, giving you useful space without a large yard to maintain. Located in Richland School District Two and just 0.8 miles from Westwood High School, the home is also conveniently located near I-77, making access to downtown Columbia and Fort Jackson easy. Village at Sandhill and Killian Crossing are nearby for shopping, dining, groceries, and everyday essentials.Some homes give you more space. Some give you a convenient location. Some have the updates you don't want to worry about after you move in. 43 Glen Ord Court brings those things together with a floor plan that makes everyday life a little easier. Schedule a showing today, you will not be disappointed! Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Home facts

MLS #

641672

Property type

Single Family

Style

Traditional

Year built

2010

Lot size

0.16 acres

Garage

2 car

Neighborhood

BEASLEY CREEK ESTATES

County

Richland

Status

Active

HOA dues

$350 / yearly

Heating

Central

Cooling

Central

Foundation

Crawl Space

Exterior

Stone, Vinyl

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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