Gastonia · Gastonia, NC
4609 Old Mill Road
Gastonia, NC · 3,415 sqft
$470,000
- 4Beds
- 3.5Baths
- 3,415SqFt
- 1981Year
- 1Days on market
About this home
Beautiful, lovingly maintained home! Over 3400 SqFt to enjoy. It features 4 spacious bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, including a wonderful main-floor master suite with a great walk-in closet. You will love the master bathroom. Absolutely gorgeous.
You'll love the outdoor spaces, which include cozy covered front and rear porches, a lovely gazebo, and a patio that's absolutely perfect for gatherings. Inside, the heart of the home is a large, inviting kitchen complete with high-end cabinetry and a gorgeous granite countertop island. It has so much to offer. Roof 2 years old. New Siding. Windows have been replaced. New HVAC.
Nestled near the charming communities of Cramerton and Belmont, this property truly offers the best of both worlds—peaceful country living with the wonderful convenience of nearby shopping, dining, entertainment, and easy access to CLT.
Property details
- Beds
- 4
- Baths
- 3.5
- SqFt
- 3,415
- Lot
- —
- Year built
- 1981
- Type
- Single Family
- Days on market
- 1
- Garage
- 2
- Heating
- Heat Pump
- Cooling
- Ceiling Fan(s), Central Air
- Foundation
- Crawl Space
Payment estimate
Estimated monthly payment
Includes P&I, tax, insurance
$3,380/ month
- Principal & interest
- $2,910
- Property tax (~0.85%)
- $332
- Homeowners insurance
- $137
- HOA dues
- —
Down payment
$23,500 down · $446,500 financed
Income to qualify (28% rule)
~$144,893 / year household
A rough rule — actual qualification depends on your full debt picture, credit, and the lender. Christy can introduce you to lenders she trusts.
Numbers are a directional estimate. Actual monthly cost varies by lender, credit, taxes assessed at closing, and insurance carrier. This is not a loan offer or pre-approval.
Location
Gallery — 48 photos
About Gastonia
Gaston’s hub · I-85 access
The county seat and Christy’s busiest market by a wide margin — affordable single-family across Hudson Oaks, Southwood, and the FUSE District revitalization.
