1466 Sonata Ct Navarre, FL 32566
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Coastal Getaway on two lots! Fully Furnished Beach Retreat or Vacation Investment with Resort-Style Amenities Welcome to your dream beach home—perfect as a personal retreat, vacation rental, or investment property. This charming coastal residence offers a rare blend of indoor comfort and outdoor luxury, featuring a massive 20' x 40' private gunite pool, an expansive 16' x 20' screened porch, outdoor shower, and a convenient poolside kitchenette—ideal for relaxing or entertaining guests. Located just a short stroll to both the Gulf of America and the Santa Rosa Sound, this home offers the best of both waterfront worlds. Spend your days beachcombing along the pristine coastline or enjoying sunsets from your private oasis. Inside, you'll find cathedral ceiling, tile flooring, and wainscoting throughout, giving the home a crisp and coastal feel. The open-concept living space includes a built-in entertainment center, and two sets of French doors open to a covered deck, bringing the outdoors in. The fully equipped kitchen with breakfast bar and adjacent dining area offer multiple options for meals and gatherings. The front bedroom features Plantation shutters, overlooks the pool, and provides direct access to a bath with tiled shower—also accessible from the main living area. The primary suite offers a bath with a tiled shower, solid surface double vanity, and elegant Plantation shutters. A third bedroom off the great room includes built-in drawers and dual closets, offering generous storage space. Set on two spacious lots, the property boasts a resurfaced (2022) gunite pool, expansive paver patio, and numerous upgrades including: 2025 HVAC, 2025 Pool Pump and 2020 Elastomeric Exterior Paint. This home is truly move-in ready. Whether you're fishing from the Gulf's longest pier, snorkeling, shelling, deep sea fishing, or simply enjoying a good book by the shore, Navarre Beach offers the ultimate laid-back life
Source: PENSACOLA #671516
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