182 Glengrove Ave. W., Toronto

Asking price: $4,495,000

Selling price: $4.3-million

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Previous selling price: $1,629,000 (2010)

Taxes: $18,472 (2019)

Days on the market: 14

Listing agents: Andre Kutyan and Robert Greenberg, Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd.

The 105-year-old house has roughly 4,600 square feet of living space.

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Andre Kutyan knew several agents with clients seeking multimillion-dollar homes, such as this five-bedroom residence on a 50-foot lot, so he arranged preview tours for qualified buyers before it opened to the public late May. Coupled with Coming Soon promotions, more than a dozen parties turned up in the following weeks.

The summer is quieter in these areas like Lytton Park, Lawrence Park, Forest Hill and Rosedale because there are a lot of cottagegoers in the area, but theres very little inventory available, Mr. Kutyan said.

We didnt sell it over asking, but we still did well given there were two other competing offers.

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The house has both formal living and dining rooms.

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This 105-year-old house has roughly 4,600 square feet of living space, with both formal living and dining rooms and more casual family areas. There is backyard access from the main and lower levels.

Several of the main floor rooms have coffered ceilings and there are three gas fireplaces and seven bathrooms. Outside, theres a cabana in the partly converted garage servicing the salt water pool and cedar sauna.

The house has five bedrooms and seven bathrooms.

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Rarely do I see an addition/renovation to this calibre; its like a new house, Mr. Kutyan said.

[Plus], its got a third level, which could be an extra bedroom or working space, which is a big deal.

The average lot size in Lytton Park is 134- or 135-feet deep, while this is 170, which allowed for them to have a pool, a lot of green space and nice, big ipe deck, Mr. Kutyan said.

A lot of people are getting stuck at home, looking for these kinds of homes where they can entertain, use the pool and dont have to leave the city or go on holiday. Theyve got everything at their fingertips.

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HOUSTON, Sept. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Allied Orion Group has broken ground on The Southbrook (formerly known as The Retreat at Oak Creek), a 360-unit exclusive, garden-style apartment home community located in Leander, Texas. Targeted to open Fall of 2020, The Southbrook will provide luxury living in one of the fastest growing cities northwest of Austin.

Developed by Allied Orion Group and designed by Humphreys and Partners Architects, L.P., The Southbrook is located at 260 South Brook Driveand nestled on two separate tracks of land in Leander. The upscale community is within walking distance to the new Austin Community College campus, St. David's Hospital, and Capital Metro Rail and located next door to the new "Northline" project under development. Situated off of West Broade Street and South Brook Drive along Highway 183, The Southbrook offers easy freeway access and a short, 30-minute commute to downtown Austin as well as proximity to HEB Plus, high-end retail, and multiple dining and entertainment options.

Floor plans range from one to three bedrooms and feature granite countertops with undermount sinks, upgraded stainless steel appliance packages, upgraded kitchen and bathroom fixtures, tile backsplashes, wood-engineered flooring, garden tub and upgraded showers, nine and ten-foot ceilings, and built-in USB charging stations. Amenities include a resort-style swimming pool with cabanas and grilling stations; state-of-the-art fitness center with Fitness On-Demand interactive fitness, rock wall, and a spin/yoga/Pilates room with ballet bar; Cyber lounge with Wi-Fi access; resident lounge with kitchen and billiards tables; a park-like courtyard with multiple gathering areas; Dog Spa and Gated Dual Dog Park, attached garages, package delivery service, and electric vehicle charging stations.

"We are pleased to be developing and managing a superior rental option catering to the Leander/Northwest Austin community," said Ricardo Rivas, Chief Executive Officer of Allied Orion Group. "The Southbrook is the newest in our portfolio of high-end apartment homes under development in the Austin market and surrounding areasone of the fastest growing markets in the country."

Allied Orion Group is a leading fully integrated, multifamily real estate investment, construction and property management firm headquartered in Houston, Texas, with additional offices in Denver, Dallas and San Antonio. Allied Orion Group has acquired or developed more than 15,000 multifamily units with a total aggregate value of approximately $1.5 billion and has a growing portfolio of 23,500+ apartment homes under management throughout the nation. For more information, visitwww.allied-orion.com.

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Construction is underway on Waterleaf at Leland, a 248-unit luxury apartment community in northern Brunswick County.

It's the newest multi-family development for Graycliff Capital Partners LLC, a firm based in Greenville, South Carolina, according to a news release.

Pre-leasing is expected to begin in early December 2020, the release stated. Located about 5 miles from downtown Wilmington, Waterleaf offers one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans, as well as carriage homes.

Knowing that Brunswick County is the fourth-fastest growing county in the United States, we strategically selected this particular site in Leland as an ideal location for a high-end, multi-family community," said Paul Aiesi, partner at Graycliff Capital, in the release.

Aiesi added,"We are confident that prospective residents from young adults to seniors will find Waterleaf at Leland unmatched locally in terms of quick commute to downtown, availability of essential services, superior amenities and coastal-style architecture."

Waterleaf at Leland consists of eight garden-style residential buildings, four carriage house residential buildings with attached pairings of garages, and an upscale community clubhouse, according to the release.

"The property will also feature a four-story residential building with elevator a popular accommodation for both millennials and retirees," the release stated.

Community amenities include a 24-hour fitness center, with yoga and cycling rooms, and a resort-style, saltwater swimming pool with cabana and outdoor fireplace, according to the release.

Additional amenities include co-working spaces, a contact-free smart locker system, a dog park, a kayak and bike barn, a pickleball court, a green space amenity lawn and access to walking/biking trails and Westgate Nature Park.

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With more people working and learning from home than ever, Amara Resort and Spa in Sedona is taking workcations to the next level by adding an adaptable office space to its amenity offering equipped with an executive assistant, essential supplies and a dedicated concierge to coordinate off-site wellness experiences so travelers and families can explore the beauty of red rock country without skipping a beat.

Launching this week, the Work From Here, Learn From Here program atAmara Resort and Spais included within the resort fee and provides guests with everything they need to have a seamless experience while staying connected to their virtual obligations. The 750 square-foot-space is setup like a private classroom or office and is complete with classroom-style seating, whiteboards, a speakerphone, a printing station, shelves stocked with school supplies and a screen or projector is available upon request. Guests also have access to an on-call executive assistant or teachers aide who can assist with day-to-day tasks like sending faxes, shipping assignments and setting up audio and video connections while on-site tutors or nannies can be reserved two weeks in advance for $50 per hour.

Things are so hectic right now for families and employees who are navigating the new normal of virtual work and school. So we really wanted to create an experience that allows for these guests to have a much-needed change of scenery while still being able to indulge in the many wellness-focused activities Sedona has to offer, said Nick Solomon, general manager at Amara. With complimentary Wi-Fi available throughout the property, guests can really strike a balance between work and leisure whether its checking emails from a private poolside cabana, taking conference calls from the new office space, setting up the little ones with an on-site tutor so parents can get a break from the madness, or embarking on a memorable family adventure through our new experience partner. Whatever it may be, we could all use a mental vacation right about now.

In addition, Amara has also tapped locally-owned concierge serviceRemoteWell, to curate on and off-site, Sedona-centric experiences for guests. Marci Taylor, RemoteWell founder, and her team help guests to prioritize their health and wellness while working remotely and further explore the metaphysical energy and fabled vortexes for which the small Northern Arizona town is famous. From taking a bike ride or hike through one of the hundreds of surrounding trails to relaxing the mind, body and spirit through guided meditation and yoga practices, guests interested in curating a customized itinerary in-between breaks can book with RemoteWell through Amaras website or reach out directly to Taylor athello@remotewell.coor call 928.487.1075. Prices will vary based on the experience and arrangements must be made at least two weeks in advance of the stay.

Its so important for those spending substantially more time in their homes to get outdoors and stay active. With all that there is to do and see in Sedona, youd be hard-pressed to find a better place for people to escape to when they need a break from their quarantine routines, said Taylor. Our partnership with Amara offers visitors the best of both worlds as the resort provides a relaxing respite they so desperately need while off-site adventures fill the travel void and self-care theyve been craving. Theres really no limit on what were able to do.

With rates starting from $188, Amara sets the stage for the perfect fall getaway as average temperatures peak at 80 degrees while brilliantly colored trees with newly changed red, burgundy and gold leaves mark the start of leaf-peeping season around Sedona. During their stay, guests can enjoy the cool mountain air while gazing out past the resorts heated infinity-edge pool or by grabbing dinner on the expansive patio of the resorts signature restaurant,SaltRock Southwest Kitchen, offering familiar, yet refined favorites that share the spotlight with the picturesque views and a thriving cocktail program. For those needing some well-deserved rest and relaxation, the award-winningAmara Spaoffers massages, facials and more.

The resort fee is $33 plus tax and also includes valet parking Wi-Fi and unlimited local and toll-free calls. For the littlest of guests, rollaway beds, cribs and connected rooms can be accommodated upon request.

For more about the Work From Here, Learn From Here program at Amara or to book an upcoming stay, visitamararesort.comor call 928-282-4828.

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Housing Trust Group(HTG), an award-winning full-service developer of multifamily residential communities, in partnership with Treger Partners, a Scottsdale-based multifamily owner and developer, announced that it has closed on financing to begin construction of Aviva Goodyear, a new $71 million, 288-unit ultra-luxury apartment community in the Phoenix suburb of Goodyear, Arizona. This will be HTGs second Aviva multifamily development, a distinct brand that embraces eco-friendly, luxury living with an array of wellness-oriented amenities. In 2018, the company delivered its first Aviva community in Mesa, Ariz., a $63 million, 325-unit property that leased up in record time and earned accolades and awards from Multifamily Executive Magazine and National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).

Aviva Goodyears first residential apartment homes are scheduled to be delivered in September 2021 with the overall completion of the community expected in the summer of 2022.

We had such an incredible response to our first Aviva community that we knew we had achieved something special and that it was a model worth replicating nationally, beginning with the Phoenix market, said HTG President and CEO Matthew A. Rieger.

Theres tremendous appetite right now for eco-friendly, lifestyle-focused properties that offer luxury amenities, and create opportunities for community engagement and connection. Were excited to bring this new offering to Goodyear, and to partner with local experts Treger Partners on this initiative.

Located at 4175 N. Falcon Drive, Aviva Goodyear spans across 16 acres and will offer one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments with open floor plans, expansive kitchens featuring quartz and granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, 9-foot ceilings with vaulted ceilings on upper floors, walk-in closets, wide plank flooring, and private patios with storage.

The luxury, gated community will offer exceptional amenities consistent with the Aviva brand, including a 150-foot resort style swimming pool with spa, and a second swimming pool with spa, both surrounded by ultra-chic cabana beds, chaise lounge chairs, fire pits and outdoor games. A 10,000-square-foot clubhouse will include a media and game room, custom billiards table, and co-working spaces with private conference rooms. The state-of-the-art-health and wellness center includes smart cardio machines, free weights, boxing and a yoga/spin studio with a 24/7 virtual trainer. Additionally, the community includes a playground with covered seating areas, a basketball court, and Avivas own Bark Park a 140-foot long dog park with a covered seating area and ample room for dogs and their owners to socialize and enjoy the challenging agility course.

The community will also offer 43 covered garages, four electric car charging stations, carports, and additional storage options for residents. Residents will have direct private access from the community to Falcon Park, a public park of the City of Goodyear that offers a playground area, 20 acres of open park space, softball field, baseball field, sand volleyball court, picnic pavilion, walking paths, and a basketball court.

Aviva Goodyear was designed by Eric Miller Architects and will be constructed by local general contractor Chasse Building Team. The civil engineer is KSE Design Group; the interior designer is Lawrence Lake Interiors; and the landscape architect is The Design Element. Mark-Taylor Residential will oversee leasing and management, with rents starting at $1,375 per month.

Aviva Goodyear will be certified to the National Green Building Standard (NGBS), which provides practices for the design, construction, and certification of green multifamily residential buildings. Green elements include dual glazed/high efficiency windows; weather-sealed insulated doors; Energy Star rated appliances; low-VOC paints and adhesives; low-flow showerheads and faucets; drought-tolerant native plants and low-water-use landscaping; and low-energy-use lighting.

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It can often feel like the best prime real estate in the United States is in New York, California or Florida, with the exception of a few jaw-dropping ranches in the West. In reality, every state has its own nuanced marketplace and high-end towns and neighborhoods. In Arizona, its the picturesque Paradise Valley, while in South Carolina its the oceanfront escape of Kiawah Island.

Often, a states most expensive home is a vacation residence: lake houses, mansions with beach frontage or an estate with a really, really big pool. Others are historic homes that offer a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a part of the past, like an $18.5 million estate with an Antebellum mansion in Alabama, which dates back to the 1800s, or the Shell House in Delaware, which was built by one of the states ruling families in the 1920s. Then there are those like the $500 million One in California, the most expensive home in the country, that are so over-the-top it boggles the mind.

What unifies all of these offerings is ambitionwhether its a particularly gutsy new construction or a meticulous restoration of a beloved Gilded Age home. Blood, sweat and tears went into all of these spectacular homes, not to mention a lot of money. So, what do these properties look like from state to state? We decided to find out. Below, in alphabetical order, are the most expensive homes in all 50 states, along with the priciest place in Washington, DC.

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Watermark Residential, a wholly owned affiliate of Thompson Thrift and one of the nations leading multifamily developers, announced today the acquisition of 10 acres of land for $5.5 million in the Phoenix suburb of Gilbert, Ariz. The company will develop The Wyatt by Watermark, a $43 million Class A garden-style multifamily community on the land with an expected completion date of late 2021.

Located at 1205 South Gilbert Road, the site conveniently sits at the core of thriving downtown Gilbert, within walking distance to numerous high-end retail shops and restaurants and only a short drive to the entertainment and dining options available at Gilbert Heritage District and San Tan Village.

According to data from the National Multifamily Housing Council, the greater Phoenix area needs 11,000 new apartments per year to meet demand, said Josh Purvis, managing partner of Watermark Residential. Watermark Residential looks forward to helping fill the need for quality housing options with one of our innovative and aesthetically pleasing apartment communities.

The Wyatt by Watermark will consist of 216 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment homes averaging 978 square feet. The apartment homes will feature upgraded finishes including gourmet bar-kitchens with granite countertops, stainless steel appliance packages, walk-in closets and full-size washers and dryers. Community amenities will include a clubhouse, 24-hour fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment, a resort-quality swimming pool with cabana and pet-friendly bark park and doggie spa.

Residents will enjoy easy access to the 202 loop with the ability to reach all four of Gilberts major employment centers within 20 minutes. Additionally, the site is located within the Gilbert Public School District, the 4th Best School District in America, according to the National Council for Home Safety and Security.

Gilbert has experienced a population increase of 20 percent during the past decade and growth is expected to continue at double the national average over the next five years. In addition, the Phoenix suburb has been recognized for many awards recently including:

3rd Most Livable City in the U.S., according to SmartAsset

6th Safest City in the U.S., according to WalletHub

Arizonas Fastest Growing City, according to WalletHub

The Wyatt by Watermark is the third of six to be funded by the Watermark 3G Development Fund II, which closed in late 2019. In addition, it will be the second multifamily community for Watermark in Gilbert, who also owns the 250-unit Watermark at Gateway Place.

Since 2010 Watermark Residential has constructed more than 40 communities totaling over 11,000 multifamily apartment homes. The company has consistently focused on developments in areas experiencing rapid job growth, increased rental demand and barriers to new supply.

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Pool cabanas are a functional and practical addition to any poolside setting. Aside from being an attractive focal point for a houses landscape, pool cabanas offer a number of functions. By definition, a pool cabana is a hut, cabin or tent-like structure that is made up of light weight walls or supports with one side facing the pool. It may be a permanent structure with walls or a temporary collapsible structure such as a tent or umbrella. Its average size is usually 8 feet x 12 feet or 10 feet by 14 feet, although this is not a rule that needs to be followed strictly in terms of construction. Pool cabanas may vary in size depending on the intended purpose.

Pool cabanas are usually used as a place to take shelter from the sun, rest between swims, change in and out of swimming attire or entertain guests. It is also sometimes used as a storage for pool equipment. Another benefit that it gives is that it avoids the flow of wet traffic within the home as it allows a convenient ease of access from the pool. Since it is adjacent to any swimming pool, it provides guests or homeowners a place to dry up before entering the house.

There are several factors that need to be considered in designing a pool cabana:

Exotic pool cabanas are a well loved choice for their design and style. Reminiscent of the beach, island living and the tropics, exotic pool cabanas provide a perfect place for rest and relaxation at the comfort of your own home. Truly, a well designed pool setting allows you to enjoy resort living. Below is our gallery of exotic pool cabana ideas.

Printed pillows and curtains add a splash of color to this all white pool cabana. It is made up of horizontal wooden slats and a flat roof. This look captures a bohemian inspired style which is perfect for beach houses.

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A wide array of outdoor and weatherproof furniture is also available in the market. With smart mechanisms and hardware, most of these furniture are usually reclining and can be used for lounging or sleeping. It is also comes in different fabric and upholstery materials which can stand the wear and tear of everyday use. In this design, the pool cabana is a simple metal structure with plain white curtains which is used to cover the seats.

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Outdoor living spaces endure as a priority for many clients when planning a home. Because pools remain one of the most common outdoor areas, pool houses and cabanas become a natural focal point. Just as the kitchen is the dominant feature inside the home, an outdoor kitchen becomes an important part of the backyard. With the introduction of weather-resistant furniture, outdoor living rooms now rival interior spaces with tile or polished concrete floors, fireplaces, and even flat-screen televisions. The following ideas from our House Review team range from basic entertainment pavilions to structures that can easily double as stand-alone guest quarters. Each provides outdoor spaces with the functionality and comfort of an indoor living area.

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ARCHITECTRichard Handlen, AIA, LEED APEDI Internationalrichard.handlen@edi-international.comedi-international.com415.362.2880

PLAN SIZEWidth: 35 feetDepth: 14 feet, 4 inchesLiving area: 1,000 sf

This pool house is both an escape and a guest house. Downhill from the main house, it provides a retreat from the daily grind and a private place for guests to come and go without interrupting the household. Strict development limitations imposed by the jurisdiction required that half the floor area be below grade. The upper floor is a party pavilion with supporting bath and laundry facilities. Two sides of the pavilion open to the southwest with large awning doors. These lead to the pool deck and outdoor kitchen. The deck expands when the pool cover rises from the bottom and meshes with and matches the paving. The lower-level houses a bedroom suite that opens out to a sunken courtyard and open air stairway leading back up to the pool area.

A. Parking area shielded from the main house by the pool houseB. Party pavilion with a full kitchen and central island focusing on a large-screen TV above the stair rail. Two sides open up with awning doors facing the sun and pool patioC. Laundry area for both pool and guest house useD. Bath opens directly to the pool deck and also connects with the houseE. Lap pool as retaining wall waterfall. Pool floor rises up with the press of a button to form a cover and expand the surface of the patioF. Bedroom suite opens out to the lower courtyardG. Sunken courtyard with stairway leads up to the pool deck

DESIGNERGary IltisResidential Design Conceptsgaryrcdesign@gmail.com713.598.0964

PLAN SIZEWidth: 30 feetDepth: 20 feetLiving area: 545 sf

Adjacent to the swimming pool and designed for informal outdoor gatherings, this pavilion offers a compact space for grilling, dining, and conversation. The combination of stone and brick along with tile flooring and granite countertops provides for low maintenance. The 12-foot vaulted ceiling adds to the feeling of spaciousness.

A. Pavilion exterior uses a combination of stone and brick for the fireplace and column basesB. Kitchen area offers a sink, grilling area, refrigerator, keg tap, and granite countertopC. Sitting area features a stone fireplace with a flat-screen television above it. The TV is placed in a cabinet for protection from the elements. The ceiling is vaulted from 9 feet to 12 feet in heightD. Dining area

ARCHITECTThe Evans GroupDonald Evans, AIAdevans@theevansgroup.comtheevansgroup.com407.650.8770

PLAN SIZEWidth: 40 feetDepth: 94 feetLiving area: 2,046 sf (optional 109 sf pool cabana)

This is the ultimate indoor-outdoor home, wrapping around a private and lushly landscaped pool courtyard, with 560 square feet of covered outdoor space. It lives larger than its square footage and boasts an open floor plan with lots of natural light throughout. The outdoor living environment is fully screened and provides space for a pool and fountain as well as a garden, outdoor dining room, outdoor seating areas, complete outdoor kitchen, and an area for sunbathing. The flex option, which enables creating a pool house from the garage storage, adds even more flexibility and space to this floor plan. The plan proves that a courtyard home with a separate pool house and cabana neednt be large and can be right-sized for todays market and buyers.

A. True courtyard home with fully screened-in outdoor livingB. Pool with fountain feature, garden, seating, and diningC.Outdoor cool kitchen with a seating bar, grill, refrigerator, wine refrigerator, and sinkD. Garage storage space flexes to become a pool house, with sliding glass doors opening to the pool area

ARCHITECTGMD Design GroupScott Gardner, AIAscott@gmddesigngroup.com919.320.3022Donnie McGrathdonnie@gmddesigngroup.comgmddesigngroup.com770.375.7351

PLAN SIZEWidth: 45 feetDepth: 18 feetLiving area: 749 sf

This multifunction cabana is designed to provide indoor-outdoor living. The cabana interior has a small sleeping area for a guest and a large open area for relaxing and entertaining. There is a covered porch, and an outdoor fireplace and arbor complete the outdoor living experience.

A. PoolB. Pool deckC. Arbor with seating areaD. Outdoor fireplaceE. Covered porchF. Open living and eating areaG. Bath with direct access to the exterior and interiorH. Guest suite

ARCHITECTTodd Hallett, AIA, CAPSTK Design & Associatesthallett@tkhomedesign.comtkhomedesign.com248.446.1960

PLAN SIZEWidth: 44 feet, 4 inchesDepth: 28 feetCovered area: 561 sfBath: 78 sfStorage: 90 sf

The entertainment industry has poked fun at the luxury of owning a pool cabana (Oh, cabana boy ...). Its amusing, yet with as many pool houses as our firm has completed, weve never encountered that particular client profile or attitude. Most pool houses are used by families to entertain while keeping an eye on the little ones as they splash and carry on. A well-designed pool house should be as functional as it is great-looking. Its job is to provide both shelter from the sun as well as the amenities required to make the outdoor space as enjoyable as possible.

A. Large covered area protects the family from UV rays while allowing high visibility. The spaceis designed for a large farm table bookended by two flanking seating areasB. On the back wall, a large TV is great for watching sports and providing a little background noiseC. Built-in cabinetry offers plenty of storage and a framework for outdoor kitchen appliancesD. An outdoor shower is a nice way to clean off the chlorine (or salt) without soaking an interior spaceE. Bath is large enough for a changing area and is designed for privacyF. Storage area is large enough to hold pool toys and unsightly pool equipment

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Situated on a beautiful tree-lined street, this charming ranch with gorgeous views from every window, has so much to offer. Loaded with charm and ambiance, this home has been impeccably maintained. Wood floors greet you as you enter the home with large dining rm for entertaining. Great room is very roomy, lots of windows, wet bar, ventless fireplace, bay window, bookcases. Exquisite gourmet kitchen w/beautiful Mark Christian fine custom cabinetry, work sink, 5 burner gas top stove, dbl oven, stainless, warming drawer, blt in TV, wine cooler, spice & knife drawer, gorgeous granite. Updated luxury mstr suite, very large bedroom w/dbl closets, spa tub & separate shower, bay window. Addtl 2 bdrms on main flr. Very inviting lwr lvl with walkout. Addtl. fireplace, office, full bath,sleeping area/office, lots of storage. Hardie Board siding, newer roof. Screened porch & large deck. This one is a rare find situated in desirable Wilson Farms. Quick access to shopping, restaurants and hwys.

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