4044 Brandywine Ter, Lancaster, SC 29720

4044 Brandywine Terrace is a thoughtfully designed Taylor Morrison home (2021) in the desirable Bent Creek community that balances everyday function with elevated finishes. The classic rocking-chair front porch greets you and leads into an open main level configured for today's life: a private office with French doors for remote work, a main-level guest suite with full bath, and an open family room anchored by a fireplace that flows directly to the kitchen.

The kitchen is a highlight — gas cooktop, farmhouse sink, wall oven, microwave, oversized island with seating, quartz countertops and an expansive walk-in pantry make this a chef-friendly heart of the home. Hardwood and tile floors run through the living spaces while carpet softens the bedrooms. A covered rear deck overlooks a private, wooded yard — a perfect setting for late-afternoon barbecues or weekend gatherings.

Upstairs the primary suite offers tray ceilings, two generous walk-in closets and a spa-style bath with soaking tub and separate shower. A large loft/bonus area provides flexible secondary living space for movie nights, a playroom, or study area. Three additional bedrooms and two full baths complete the upper level, giving privacy and comfort for larger families or multi-generational living.

Practical features include a laundry room on the upper level, attached 2-car garage with opener, central HVAC and county utilities. Bent Creek’s sidewalks, street lighting and community amenities create a welcoming neighborhood environment, and you’re just minutes from downtown Waxhaw and the retail/dining options in Indian Land. This is a turnkey home that checks the boxes for families seeking space, modern finishes, and a strong local school draw.

Bent Creek is a family-oriented Taylor Morrison neighborhood near Waxhaw and Indian Land, popular for its sidewalks, street lighting, and community amenities. The area attracts buyers who want a suburban lifestyle with quick access to downtown Waxhaw’s shops and restaurants and the retail corridors of Indian Land, while remaining within a commutable distance to Charlotte. Lots are typically modestly sized and often have tree buffers that create a sense of privacy.