*With an acceptable offer, the seller will contribute up to $11,000 at closing toward a temporary 2-1 mortgage buydown or the Buy & Save program when financing through the seller's preferred lender.* Morning coffee overlooking the water, movie nights in the upstairs loft, and weekends at the community pool. Life in this Wells Creek home offers room to come together and space to spread out. Built by KB Home in 2021, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home welcomes you with a cheerful blue front door and neatly landscaped entry. Downstairs, the kitchen features granite countertops, a pantry, and an electric range, while a separate office gives work or homework a place of its own. The living room provides space to catch up at the end of the day, and the covered patio invites dinner outside with water views. Upstairs, all three bedrooms sit alongside a versatile loft for games, movies, or quiet reading. The primary suite includes a walk-in closet, double sinks, and a walk-in shower. A downstairs laundry room and half bath, two-car garage with an EV charging outlet, community pool, and no CDD fees round out a home designed for everyday living. Reach out to explore the options and learn how this incentive could work for you. Subject to buyer qualification, lender approval, program terms, and seller-contribution limits. Buyers may choose any lender; this incentive applies only through the preferred lender.
Listing courtesy of EXP REALTY LLC.
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