For sale for the very first time by the original owners. Welcome to 1846 Balsam Willow Trail, behind the 24 hour guarded gatesof Woodland Lakes Preserve. Situated as the second to last home in the cul-de-sac, this 4 bedroom 3 bathroom home boasts 2,400 square feet, and a substantial amount of privacy with lush conservation. This Beazer built home is ENERGY STAR CERTIFIED and offers one of the best split floorplansthat you can imagine. As you enter the home you are greeted by the formal dining room with an abundance of naturallight through all of the decadent shutters. Timeless granite counters and 42" dark cherrywood cabinets surround all of the stainless steel appliances in the gourmet kitchen, which is perfect for preparing for those large gatherings. This kitchen also offers an extra large walk-in pantry, and second storage closet underneath the stairs as well. The backyard has plenty of room for your furry friends or even a private pool, and offers some of the most tranquil views of deer, rabbits and other natural Florida wildlife as you enjoy yourmorning coffee on the covered patio. The master bedroom is on the first floor and was designed with an extra sitting area and larger closet. Thisensuite bathroom provides a very spacious walk in shower, dual vanities and a free-standing soaking jetted tub will help you relax after a long day. Two otherbedrooms and one full bathroom are located on the first floor to accommodate visiting guests or extended family, while the 4th bedroom and 3rd full bathroom are located on the second floor. This home has been immaculately kept by the original owners since day one. Large 18x18 tile all throughout the kitchen and living room complimented by a dark engineered wood in the formal living room. Lots of storage inside the home and the garage, and the laundry room has matching cherrywood cabinets above the washer & dryer location as well.
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