1233 Marble Psge, Richburg, SC 29729

This newly built ranch at 1233 Marble Psge settles comfortably on a level 0.22-acre lot in the emerging Richburg Meadows community. As a single-story home with 1,604 square feet, it delivers a practical layout for everyday life: a large family room anchors the center of the plan while the modern kitchen and dining area create a natural gathering zone for home routines.

The kitchen is equipped with electric appliances and designed for low-maintenance living; nearby you’ll find a dedicated laundry room and easy access to the two-car attached garage—features that make daily chores simpler. The primary suite is intentionally private and includes a sizable walk-in closet; two additional bedrooms and a full second bath accommodate guests, a home office, or a growing family.

Exterior materials and mechanicals were selected with durability in mind: hardboard siding, an asphalt shingle roof, central air, and a heat-pump HVAC system. The parcel’s level topography provides straightforward landscaping opportunities and room for outdoor activities or future personalization. Utilities are on municipal water and public sewer, with Duke Energy service for electricity.

Priced at $319,900 (about $199 per square foot), this home sits competitively among recent new-construction closings on Marble Passage. The neighborhood’s proximity—Lewisville Middle School 0.6 miles away, Lewisville High 0.9 miles, and I‑77 access roughly 1.5 miles—means easy commuting to Rock Hill and Charlotte while staying rooted in a quieter, family-oriented setting. Vacant and move-in ready, 1233 Marble Psge presents a practical entry into homeownership or an appealing buy-to-rent option given the area’s steady rental demand.

Richburg Meadows is a growing, family-focused subdivision in Richburg, SC, designed for buyers seeking newer construction and convenient commutes to Rock Hill and Charlotte. The neighborhood offers close access to Lewisville schools and easy I‑77 connections, making weekday travel straightforward. Local character mixes residential streets with pockets of undeveloped land—appealing to buyers who want newer homes in a quieter, small-town setting while retaining access to larger urban amenities within a 20–30 minute drive.