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2075 Salt Myrtle Lane
Fleming Island, FL 32003

GWINN VOLEN with KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY ATLANTIC PARTNERS, original listing - (904) 247-0059

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Property Details

List Price:	$2,275,000
Beds:	5
Baths:	Full: 4, ½: 3
Status:	Active
SqFt:	6048 Square Feet
Agency:	KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY ATLANTIC PARTNERS
Agency Phone:	(904) 247-0059

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Description/Comments

Lot Size:	0 acre(s)
Garage:	Garage
Property Type:	Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built:	1999
Notes:	Welcome to this estate waterfront home in gated Pace Island, nestled on an acre of beautifully landscaped grounds. Enjoy the 128-feet of sweeping views of Doctor's Lake or wander out to the 500-foot shared dock with a boathouse for a cocktail or morning coffee. There is fabulous space for a crowd in this meticulously cared for home, with a large, open kitchen flowing into a spacious family room and a billiards room with a custom bar that opens out to the pool and patio areas. Downstairs you'll also find the owner's suite, a dining room, and a more formal living area. Upstairs is a bonus room for even more space to relax and entertain. Three of the four large upstairs bedrooms have access to balconies, offering a front-row seat to sunsets over the lake. Incredible storage - with numerous spacious closets throughout both floors and an impressive six-car garage. An unfinished area above one side of the garage - ductwork and electric in place - presents a fantastic opportunity for living space, while the space above the other garage houses a fabulous 6-seat theater with an impressive sound system, such a cozy setting for a family night at the movies. The climate-controlled garages (not included in square footage) are the perfect place for specialty cars, a gym, a playroom, or a craft room. Other comforts include: a generator, a flood zone x location, and an artesian well!
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ListingId:	2062563

Listing Provided By:	KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY ATLANTIC PARTNERS, original listing
Phone:	(904) 314-5188
Office Phone:	(904) 247-0059
Agent Name:	GWINN VOLEN
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