''Farmette'' - a word resting somewhere between suburbia and country paradise. It is the definition of not too much, just enough, close to town, yet completely private. For all of you ''Goldilocks'' out there, you have found paradise. Nestled on 5.8 acres, Rookery Court is as private as it is unique. This small equestrian community is a cul-de-sac (no HOA!) surrounded by quiet and calm yet just a stones throw from Summerville and the highly respected DDII Schools. Behind you, there is nothing but woods and fantastic sunsets. Watch them from your pool while the horses graze after evening turnout.4 12x12 stalls and a feed/tack room sit on wonderfully high ground next to your home. Panoramic rolling pastures drop down to the woods behind your home, making for dry, grassy fields any equpartner would love to live on. There is a field dedicated to a Dressage arena, as well as a small paddock for quarantine or medical purposes.
You also have a carport with a 2 car garage (or extra equipment and tack storage!) and a fully landscaped yard with mature trees and established grass.
Not as important to the average equestrian, but always a bonus, the home is spectacular! Wooden floors gleam on the open floor plan downstairs. You can cook while entertaining your guests and keep an eye on the pastures or kids in the pool all at once. 3 bedrooms (including the master) are downstairs with 2 full baths. There are multiple large and/or walk in closets, crown moulding, and a mudroom/laundry area for knocking your boots off. Also, downstairs you will find a gorgeous tiled office or extra living space. Upstairs there is an enormous area that could have many purposes, including a mother in law suite. This area has surround sound, 2 rooms, a full bath with a jetted jacuzzi tub, kitchenette, and a closet large enough for a lifetime of storage.
There are not enough words to describe how truly special 113 Rookery Court is. Schedule your showing today to see for yourself!
Appointments required, as much advance notice as possible is requested.
