NOCATEE LIVING WITH THE FLOOR PLAN AND PRIVACY YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR. FIRST-FLOOR PRIMARY. PRESERVE BACKYARD. NO REAR NEIGHBORS. 4 BEDROOMS + LOFT. 414 Settlers Landing puts you right in the middle of the Nocatee lifestyle, with resort-style pools and water parks, miles of trails, fitness facilities, parks, sports fields, community events, shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences all part of life here. Grab the golf cart and go. Settlers Landing adds its own neighborhood feel with Settler's Pond, a 14-acre stocked pond with fishing dock and waterfront pavilion, along with playgrounds and dog parks. And when you come home, you get something buyers don't always find together. More than 2,300 square feet with a first-floor primary suite, three bedrooms and a large loft upstairs, an extended garage, screened lanai, fully fenced backyard, and peaceful preserve with no rear neighbors. Inside, soaring ceilings and natural light open up the main living space. The kitchen features an oversized quartz island, white cabinetry, built-in stainless appliances, gas cooktop, and herringbone backsplash. The downstairs primary suite offers dual vanities, an oversized walk-in shower, and large walk-in closet, while the upstairs loft gives you a second living space, office, playroom, media room, or whatever fits your life. A great Nocatee location, a flexible floor plan, and a backyard with privacy. Come see why 414 Settlers Landing should be on your list.
Listing courtesy of UP REAL ESTATE.
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