1555 Cadence Loop Cantonment, FL 32533
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About this home
Welcome to Harmony Estates, one of Cantonment’s most desirable neighborhoods known for its quality craftsmanship, safety, and pride of ownership. This beautiful all-brick home has been maintained by one family and offers 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a bonus room, and 2,824 square feet of living space (4,018 sqft under roof) on a spacious 0.28-acre corner lot. From the moment you arrive, the curb appeal stands out—custom front and backyard landscaping, accent lighting, and a wide driveway leading to an oversized 2-car garage. Inside, you’ll find tall ceilings, crown molding, and an open layout that flows effortlessly from the foyer into the formal dining area and large living room. The kitchen is a dream, featuring quartz countertops, a 5-burner gas range, Samsung appliances, a farmhouse sink, and both a breakfast nook and bar seating area—perfect for entertaining or family gatherings. The primary suite is a peaceful retreat with tray ceilings, natural light from large windows, and a luxurious bathroom complete with a custom tile shower featuring rain, standard, and handheld shower heads, a double vanity, a private bathroom, generous linen storage, and a walk-in closet that feels like its own room! Additional highlights include a tankless gas hot water heater, LVP flooring throughout with tile in the bathrooms and carpet in the bedrooms, and cased windows and doors throughout for a refined finish. Step outside to enjoy the screened-in back porch that opens onto a custom paver patio, perfect for morning coffee or grilling in the evenings. The fully fenced backyard includes a storage shed, full irrigation system, double and single gates, and whole-house gutters. The garage entry area is as functional as it is beautiful, featuring a built-in hall tree and mudroom, a custom desk nook, and an oversized laundry room with ample storage. This home truly has it all—space, quality, and peace of mind knowing no more homes will be built in this well-established subdivision.
Source: PENSACOLA #672448
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