Professionally landscapedRetractable awningZero-entry homeTrue single level livingHuge triple garageHis and her closetsOak floors
True single level living in this lovely zero-entry home in the friendly Highland Park golf course neighborhood. Thoughtfully designed without steps at front or garage entrances. Daily life is safer and more enjoyable with no tripping hazards or stairs to climb as you come and go. The centrally placed office is a calm, inspiring spot to organize life, nurture hobbies, or keep business flowing. Living and dining rooms feature oak floors, gas fireplace, bright windows with custom plantation shutters. Family room off kitchen is anchored by an electric fireplace and it opens to a big patio with golf course views and retractable awning. Bright kitchen with granite surfaces & breakfast bar. The primary suite opens directly to the patio, with large windows and more custom shutters that frame your quiet escape. The ensuite with jetted tub and his & her closets creates a calm and relaxing retreat. There's a huge, triple garage. You knew something better was out there. You were right. Here it is! 14x21 Covered Patio off Primary Bedroom & Family Room
11x10.5 Open Patio off Dining Room
Ceiling fans
Exposed aggregate walkways and patios
Professionally landscaped
Gas fireplace in living room
Electric fireplace insert in family room
Custom plantation shutters in most windows
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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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