$324,500
3 Bed · 2.5 Bath · 2,324 Sq Ft
3BR/2.5BA ranch with extensive 2025 mechanical and exterior upgrades
3
Beds
2.5
Baths
2,324
Sq Ft
1986
Built
1-car garage
Garage
This ranch-style home on Cherry Grove Drive stands apart for its combination of thoughtful updates and practical, livable space. Located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, the property offers single-level living with the bonus of a partially finished basement—ideal for a home office, media room or workshop—and 2,324 total square feet to spread out. Recent 2025 upgrades (new roof, new heat pump, new deck, new well pump and motor) reduce near-term maintenance and add immediate value.
Inside you'll find a clean palette from fresh interior paint and classic finishes including granite countertops in both the kitchen and baths. The layout supports everyday life and entertaining alike: a core living area for gatherings, private bedroom wings, and the lower-level flexible space that extends your options without a full renovation. Practical systems are addressed—a modern heat pump installed in 2025 and a new well pump—so buyers can move in with confidence.
Step outside to the newly constructed deck, a ready-made spot for grilling and evening relaxation overlooking a modest, manageable yard. The single-car garage and washer/dryer hookups add convenience for daily routines. Built in 1986, the home retains a comfortable mid‑century ranch feel while benefiting from recent mechanical and surface upgrades.
This property speaks to buyers who want a solid, move-in-ready home in a quiet residential setting with room to grow. Whether you need a turn-key primary residence, a downsizer seeking single-story convenience with extra lower-level space, or an investor attracted to low-maintenance upgrades, 3840 Cherry Grove Dr presents a rare blend of reliability, functionality, and location.
The home sits in a quiet, established Hickory neighborhood defined by cul-de-sacs and mature landscaping—appealing to families and buyers seeking low-traffic streets. Local schools, parks and everyday conveniences serve the area, and the neighborhood’s residential character makes it a steady choice for long-term homeowners. Nearby commercial corridors provide dining, grocery and service options within a short drive, while regional recreation and community events in Hickory support an active, small-city lifestyle.
Positioned at a list price of $324,500 (valuation midpoint from listing data) and about $140 per square foot, this home sits within Hickory’s approachable mid-market single-family segment. The Redfin import indicates the listing was posted in early March 2026, and the strong set of 2025 system upgrades (roof, heat pump, deck, well pump) makes the property competitive against typical comparables that require deferred maintenance. Locally, single-family homes in this price band remain in steady demand—buyers prioritize turnkey condition and systems upgrades, which this house delivers. Inventory around Hickory has generally been tighter than long-term averages, so well-presented homes with recent improvements often attract attention from both owner-occupant buyers and investors. Interest-rate sensitivity has moderated some buyer urgency, but homes that combine move-in readiness and value — like this one — can outperform other listings in their cohort. For buyers, the current mix of limited inventory and practical upgrades creates a favorable window to secure a home that minimizes near-term capital outlay; for sellers, it underscores the premium buyers place on recent mechanical and exterior work.
Good regional recreation access with neighborhood parks and green spaces nearby, several local trails and civic recreation options within a short drive, and regional golf and water-based activities available in the broader Hickory area.
Low
$312K
Midpoint
$325K
High
$337K
$140/SF estimated price per square foot
Derived from Redfin listing LD+JSON
This is a computer-generated estimate for informational purposes only and is not an appraisal or professional valuation.
The home sits in a quiet, established Hickory neighborhood defined by cul-de-sacs and mature landscaping—appealing to families and buyers seeking low-traffic streets. Local schools, parks and everyday conveniences serve the area, and the neighborhood’s residential character makes it a steady choice for long-term homeowners. Nearby commercial corridors provide dining, grocery and service options within a short drive, while regional recreation and community events in Hickory support an active, small-city lifestyle.
Market data is based on aggregated public records and may not reflect real-time conditions.
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