186 Royal Oaks Lane

Property details

1 ACRE • NO HOA • WHOLE-HOUSE GENERATOR • BOTH HVAC SYSTEMS NEW IN 2026. ***Welcome to 186 Royal Oaks Lane, where privacy, space and thoughtful updates come together on nearly an acre—with NO HOA! This beautiful all-brick home offers 2,562 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and a versatile FROG with NEW LVP flooring—the perfect space for a home office, bonus room, playroom or potential 4th bedroom. Inside, you'll find hardwood floors, a spacious great room with built-ins, tray ceiling and fireplace, and a kitchen featuring granite countertops, gas cooking and newly refinished kitchen cabinetry. The main-level primary suite offers a walk-in closet, newly remodeled spa like bathroom with zero entry shower. Major recent improvements provide added peace of mind, including BOTH HVAC systems replaced in January 2026 and a whole-house generator installed in November 2025. Integrated security system with outdoor cameras. Step outside and enjoy the privacy of the nearly one-acre wooded lot from the screened porch, decks and stone patio. Relax and unwind in the hot tub or simply enjoy having room to breathe without the restrictions of an HOA. Additional features include a side-entry two-car garage, central vacuum, irrigation and walk-in crawl-space storage. All brick. Nearly an acre. NO HOA. Major recent upgrades. And a location convenient to both Lexington and Columbia. 186 Royal Oaks Lane is ready to welcome its next owner's home. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Home facts

MLS #

644583

Property type

Single Family

Style

Country

Year built

1999

Lot size

1 acre

Garage

2 car

Neighborhood

ROYAL OAKS

County

Lexington

Status

Active

Heating

Central, Heat Pump 1st Lvl

Cooling

Central, Heat Pump 2nd Lvl

Foundation

Crawl Space

Exterior

Brick-All Sides-AbvFound

Sewer

Septic

Water

Well

Schools

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