1383 Walnut Ridge Drive

About This Home

Experience luxury and convenience at 1383 Walnut Ridge in Columbia, IL. This quality built NEW CONSTRUCTION home has 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and is absolutely exquisite with 2,600+ square feet, 3 side brick home showcases an oversized 3 car side entry garage. Inside this estately 1 story home, the living room boasts a vaulted ceiling and gas fireplace framed by a floor-to-ceiling stone hearth. Dining room or home office as you enter front door offers lots of opportunity. Chef-ready kitchen features cotton white cabinetry with crown molding, stainless steel appliances, solid surface countertops, a center island, and walk-in pantry. Main-floor primary suite is a sanctuary, featuring nine-foot ceilings, tray ceiling with recessed lighting, a spacious walk-in closet, and an attachede primary bathroom with a double-bowl vanity, separate shower, and soaking tub. There is also direct access to the main floor laundry room from the primary bath. Core-Tec Luxury Vinyl Plank throughout entire main floor. 2 panel interior doors throughout. 9' ceilings on main floor. Step outside to a covered composite deck—complete with vinyl railing, steps to walkout basement, ceiling fan and recessed lighting and electrical for an outdoor TV—perfect for savoring sunset views. The deck can be screened in (additional cost) to maximize comfort during summer months. Walk-out basement with 9' pour and egress windows offers the option to create a fourth and fifth bedroom or additional living space before closing. Located just 5 minutes from Historic Main Street with restaurants, shopping, and community events. Easy highway access to St. Louis, this move-in-ready home provides an easy commute to Scott Air Force Base, STL International airport and nationally renowned hospitals and medical care. Don’t miss your opportunity to own this gorgeous home with luxury finishes & unbeatable location—schedule your private tour today! Estimated completion date to be end of May/early June 2026.

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