2231 Suffolk Street

North Charleston, SC 29405

Charming North Charleston Cottage in the Heart of Charleston! Attention Investors and First-Time Buyers!Discover your next investment gem with this adorable 2-bedroom, 1-bath cottage in North Charleston. This property is a short-term rental powerhouse, generating monthly income exceeding $3,000. With its prime location and easy maintenance, it offers everything you and your guests could desire.Key Features: Income Potential: Proven track record with monthly earnings over $3,000. Modern Amenities: Beautiful quartz countertops add style and durability. The 2024 renovation includes a new roof, HVAC system, and tankless water heater for ultimate comfort and efficiency. All stainless steel new Samsung appliances are included. Prime Location: Conveniently located in the heart of NorthCharleston, just under 12 minutes from Park Circle, the airport, and downtown, and only 22 minutes to Isle of Palms. Comfort & Convenience: Cozy yet spacious, with two charming bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom. The open floor plan includes a separate dining area, perfect for meals and gatherings. Beautiful Landscaping: The front lawn features lush green grass and a pavement walkway, providing welcoming curb appeal. The large open backyard includes a deck, perfect for entertaining and summer cookouts. Guest Appeal: Located in a highly desirable area for travelers, this property ensures consistent bookings. As a Superhost-rated property, it boasts a proven record of exceptional hospitality and guest satisfaction, leading to glowing reviews and repeat visitors.Designed with both the owner and guest in mind, this cottage offers a delightful stay that keeps visitors coming back. Don't miss out on this incredible investment opportunity - your guests will absolutely love it!

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