5103 Pasco Pl, Gastonia, NC 28054

Step onto the classic rocking-chair front porch and you’ll immediately feel the residential calm of this cul-de-sac setting. Inside, the home opens to an airy, open-plan main level where the living area flows to a well-appointed kitchen anchored by granite counters and a double oven—hands-on cooking and entertaining are equally at home here. Recent laminate flooring with a luxury-vinyl-plank appearance runs through the main living areas, giving the home a clean, contemporary look without requiring immediate updates.

The primary suite is sizable and intentionally designed for flexible living: a private sitting area off the bedroom is a natural office, reading nook, or TV lounge, while a large walk-in closet and generous primary bath complete the suite. Two additional bedrooms are upstairs (or on the main plan depending on layout), providing comfortable space for family or guests. The half-bath and laundry are conveniently placed for everyday living.

Outside is where this property really extends its living space. The fenced backyard is built for entertaining—a very large deck with pergola creates a primary outdoor room, and a stamped concrete patio provides a second gathering area for firepits or dining. An outbuilding conveys with the property, offering immediate workshop or storage capacity that many buyers value, particularly because there is no attached garage.

Practical features: the home was built in 2006 and shows evidence of recent interior flooring upgrades; systems appear functional but buyers should confirm roof/HVAC records. Located in Gastonia with quick access to regional roads for Charlotte commuting, this property balances everyday convenience with private outdoor amenities—ideal for buyers seeking move-in readiness and a backyard that performs for gatherings or hobbies.

The property sits on a small, established cul-de-sac within a family-oriented Gastonia neighborhood. Streets are quiet with mature trees and a mix of 1990s–2000s single-family homes. Daily needs—grocery, dining, and service retail—are a short drive away, while regional parks and commuter routes to Charlotte are easily accessible. The area appeals to families seeking suburban space with reasonable commutes into the Charlotte metro.