17146 Ashcomb Way Estero, FL 33928
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Exquisite Lakefront Retreat in The Place at Corkscrew! Welcome to this stunning 4BR + Den/Office, 3BA single-story home where timeless elegance meets modern luxury. Perfectly positioned on an oversized waterfront lot, this residence captures breathtaking lake views and showcases a heated saltwater pool & spa framed by lush tropical landscaping. From the very first glance, the professional landscaping, and custom glass entry door set the stage for the beauty within. Step inside to discover soaring 12' coffered ceilings, and plank tile flooring that flows seamlessly through the open-concept living spaces. Walls of 10' sliding glass doors invite natural light and create a graceful connection to the outdoors. The gourmet kitchen is a showpiece, featuring quartz counters, pull-out shelves and under-cabinet lighting, premium Whirlpool appliances, a custom walk-in pantry, and an oversized island designed for gatherings. The serene primary suite offers a true retreat with a tray ceiling, plantation shutters, and a spa-inspired bath boasting a soaking tub, frameless glass shower, and expansive walk-in closet. Outdoors, indulge in your private oasis with a spacious covered lanai, picture window screen, Storm Smart shade, and the sparkling heated saltwater pool & spa—all designed to maximize relaxation and panoramic lake views. Additional luxuries include a French-door den, a versatile planning center, and an epoxy-coated 3-car garage. Life at The Place at Corkscrew is unparalleled, offering resort-style amenities: a zero-entry lagoon pool with a 100-ft waterslide, state-of-the-art fitness center, tennis, pickleball, bocce, sand volleyball, dog park, playground, and multiple dining options including the Barefoot Bar & Grill, Bourbon Bar, and café. Conveniently located near a new Publix Plaza, RSW Airport, Miromar Outlets, and Gulf Coast Town Center, this home embodies the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and lifestyle.
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