$1,039,000

Cul-de-sac. Single story. A fifth of an acre. Three things you cannot renovate into a house later.Behind the stone porch columns, 2,171 square feet opens up under vaulted ceilings, with wide-plank flooring and plantation shutters throughout. The plan gives you room to spread out rather than stacking everyone into one great room: a front living and sitting room anchored by a fireplace, a separate dining area, and a family room that opens to the kitchen around a second fireplace. Granite counters, center island, double ovens, gas cooktop, walk-in pantry, and a breakfast nook facing the yard.Three bedrooms sit away from the living space. The primary takes the back corner with a walk-in closet with built-ins, dual vanities, and an oversized tiled shower. Full hall bath, half bath, laundry room, two-car garage, central air.Then the backyard, which is where this one separates itself. Stamped concrete and flagstone patios wrap the house. Under a mature vine-covered arbor strung with lights sits a real outdoor kitchen: built-in stone bar and grilling station with water, electric, and a gas line run straight to the grill, so nobody is hauling a propane tank out mid-party. The grill and fire table stay. Lawn, raised planters, mature palms, and a private side patio off the family room slide