133 Castle Drive, Smithfield, NC 27577 - Johnston County

STOP SCROLLING - HOMES LIKE THIS DO NOT COME AROUND OFTEN. THIS BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED HOME OFFERS STYLE, SPACE, AND PRIVACY ON 7 ACRES AT THE END OF A QUIET CUL-DE-SAC - REAR of Property Borders the Neuse River with 400 +/-Ft of River Frontage, WITH LIGHT-FILLED INTERIORS AND A SETTING THAT FEELS TRULY ONE-OF-A-KIND. Located in desirable West Smithfield, this thoughtfully refreshed home blends modern comfort with subtle mid-century-inspired vibes and exceptional character throughout. Offering 4 bedrooms, 3 full tile bathrooms, and over 2,850 sq ft of living space, the layout includes two inviting living areas, two fireplaces, formal living & dining rooms, and a spacious bonus/office/den for flexible use. The updated kitchen features new stainless-steel appliances, granite countertops, and fresh cabinetry-both beautiful and functional. The KING-SIZED OWNER'S SUITE is an impressive retreat with its own sitting/exercise flex area and a stylish tiled shower. Outdoor living shines with the GIGANTIC SCREENED-IN PORCH, overlooking your private wooded acreage-a perfect backdrop for morning coffee, quiet evenings, or hosting friends in total comfort. Important updates have already been completed, including NEW HVAC (2024), and ALL APPLIANCES CONVEY-washer, dryer, and refrigerator. Additional perks include two storage sheds, an above-ground pool, and the added bonus of river access, offering a peaceful natural setting and exceptional privacy. With quick access to US-70, I-95, Downtown Smithfield, Downtown Clayton, shopping, restaurants, medical facilities, and the Amazon Distribution Center, this rare property delivers the perfect balance of privacy and convenience. If you've been waiting for a home that stands out, checks every box, and offers space, character, and seclusion-welcome to 133 Castle Drive.

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