Description

Use preferred lender and receive 1% of loan amount toward closing costs and up to $650 reimbursement at closing for Appraisal. Located in the Prestigious King and Bear Gated Golf Community in World Golf Village. Charming, immaculate home sits on private preserve in quaint 23 home community. Peace and tranquility await as you relax in your sprawling Lanai overlooking the preserve with no neighbors behind the home. Deep irrigation well for watering your beautiful lawn. New Air Conditioning in 2021, New roof 2018, New driveway 2018. No CDD Fees. Features include Plantation Shutters, Crown molding, 5 1/4 baseboard, graceful arches and gorgeous hardwood flooring throughout main rooms. Living Room has gas fireplace for optimal ambiance. Formal Dining Room features soaring ceilings and chair molding. Spacious Kitchen offers 42′ maple wood cabinets, tile floor, recessed lighting, granite counters, beautiful custom backsplash, breakfast bar and breakfast nook for multiple seating options. Large Pantry! Primary Bedroom has beautiful views of backyard and preserve, oversized walk in closet, en suite Bathroom with walk-in shower and separate garden bathtub, and dual sinks. Separate Laundry Room. Courtyard entry. The King and Bear neighborhood offers access to two golf courses, clubhouse and restaurant, playgrounds, tennis, pickle ball, multiple pools, and large fitness center. Plenty of community activities are scheduled to accommodate all ages. Laterra Spa is also located in King and Bear offering a variety of services to pamper including massages, infrared sauna, facials, mani/pedi, and haircuts. Community has two secure gates with security guards. Home has current Termite Bond. Shopping and restaurants just outside the gate. Top rated St. Johns County Schools just outside the gate. Beautiful historic downtown St. Augustine approximately 20 minutes and beaches 25 minutes. Realtor is also the owner. The home is not Homestead. Some pictures have been virtually staged. This home is also available to rent MLS #2051932.