One of kind. Custom built in 2004 one story stucco with a concrete roof tile. House was designed and built for efficiency with Insulated concrete forms (ICF). The home is situated on a little over an acre. An electric driveway gate for extra privacy and security. Custom built in cabinets through out the house. Large stone fireplace in living room. Handmade hard wood floors in living room, kitchen, formal dining room and the master suite. Gourmet Kitchen has granite countertops and double ovens and cooktop. The refrigerator is a large sub zero. Kitchen has a nice walk in pantry. A large island in the center of the kitchen with sink and also a wine chiller in the island. Spacious Master Bedroom 440sq. ft. Suite has a custom-made limestone fireplace from the Hill Country. Custom built ins around the fireplace. Master bath has a large Jacuzzi tub with jets. The shower is oversized and has a steam unit inside. Large master closets with built ins. An office off of the master suite that has its own entrance from the back with built ins with hardwood floors. This could also be used as an exercise room or possibly a baby nursery. Three bedrooms are situated on the other side of the house. The front bedroom has its own bathroom. The other two bedrooms share a buddy bathroom. There is Saltillo tile in the family room for the flooring with a large custom built in for media and for a large TV. Three-car garage. Security system. Plantation Shutters thru out the house. Front office across from the formal dining area. The backyard is fully landscaped with lots of tropical plants and lots of mature palm trees. Sprinkler system that runs of the well. The backyard is 18000 square feet and is enclosed with 900ftx8ft tall cinder block fence finished with stucco. A large backyard with plenty of space for a pool. A quite neighborhood close to Stuart Place Elementary. Easy access to Expressway 83.
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