Description
This stylish two-story beach house has been fully renovated inside and out. Sitting on a beautifully landscaped 0.36 lot, this elegant single-family home has dormer windows on the second floor and the added luxury of privacy and space. As well as the private pool, there’s ample space to add a garage or carriage house, if desired. A horseshoe-shaped driveway provides ample parking and an attractive approach to the house. Screened by tropical palms, the full-width front porch offers a welcome place to relax and “smell the roses” at the end of a busy day. Inside, the home has been fully renovated with great attention to detail. European oak floors flow throughout the home, while new drapes, paint and a pendant chandelier add a touch of sumptuous luxury to the spacious living and dining areas. The kitchen continues the flawless finish with new Shaker-style cabinets with soft-close drawers beneath quartz countertops. The well-lit breakfast nook has a built-in banquette with storage beneath the custom pad seats. All-new stainless appliances, an eye-catching Fulgor Milano range with induction cooktop and a glazed Moroccan tile backsplash complete the stylish appeal. The newly enlarged master bedroom has shiplap, new drapes and a nicely proportioned closet. The adjoining bathroom has new tile on the floor, walls and shower, complementing the oval tub, double vanity and new faucets. A newly fashioned bunk room has increased the overall accommodation and includes built-in bunks (twin/full/full trundle) with custom storage niches and individual lighting. The beautiful outdoor areas take Florida living outside to a sizeable yard screened by golden bamboo and a privacy fence. The repainted pool deck provides an inviting space for relaxing while kids play nearby. A new pool heater, new storage shed and a Wi-Fi-controlled Rain Bird sprinkler system add the final touches. This well-located home is within easy reach of sandy beaches, 30 Avenue shops and Rosemary Beach dining via the new Highway 98 pedestrian underpass.
