Welcome to 147 Potters Mill, Pond Views, Prime Location & Effortless Living in Nocatee Nestled in the sought-after Settlers Landing neighborhood, this stunning Providence Homes Ellaville floor plan delivers the perfect balance of style, space, and serene surroundings, complete with a breathtaking pond view right in your backyard. The open-concept design is made for modern living, with expansive living areas that flow naturally into the chef-inspired kitchen and dining space. Oversized windows flood the home with natural light while framing tranquil water views that make every day feel like a retreat. Flexible living spaces adapt effortlessly to your lifestyle, whether you need a dedicated home office, guest suite, or room to grow. Outside, your private backyard oasis overlooks a peaceful pond, the perfect setting for morning coffee, weekend entertaining, or simply unwinding after a long day. Outdoor living this serene is rarely found at this address. Why You'll Love This Location: * Zoned for top-rated St. Johns County schools * Minutes to Nocatee's award-winning water parks & amenities * Easy access to shopping, dining & everyday conveniences * Just a short drive to Northeast Florida's beautiful beaches * Walkable to parks, trails & community events 147 Potters Mill isn't just a home, it's a lifestyle. Schedule your private showing today and experience Nocatee living at its finest.
Listing courtesy of COMPASS FLORIDA LLC.
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