The Ultimate Corner Combo Why buy a house when you can buy the whole block? We are officially giving you the chance to become the "King or Queen of the Corner." While these are two separate listings with two separate prices, the real magic happens when you pair them together. We're looking for the visionary buyer who recognizes that owning 22207 Alyssum Way AND 22220 Morning Glory is the ultimate power move. By acquiring both of these beautifully renovated homes, you're not just getting two front doors—you're securing a massive 20,473-square-foot corner footprint that is virtually unheard of in Boca. It's the perfect "Double-Play" for a family compound (proximity without the shared walls!) or the ultimate land-grab for someone looking to clear the lot and build a custom estate so large it might need its own flight path. Location? It's prime. You're stones-throw close to local places of worship, great schools, and all the Boca perks. Both homes are updated and move-in ready, so you can live in luxury while you plan your corner-lot takeover. Yes, they are two separate sales, but like peanut butter and jelly, they are just better together. Don't let someone else buy the "other half" of your dream estate—make an offer on both and own the block.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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