1902 E Strong St Pensacola, FL 32501
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Now priced to sell! This home is located in one of East Hill’s most desired locations, on a quiet cul-de-sac next to the peaceful waters of Bayou Texar. You can launch a paddle board or kayak or simply enjoy the waterview just steps away from your beautiful historic home! Step inside and you’ll immediately notice the character and charm that sets this home apart. The first floor features stunning brick flooring throughout the living areas. This brick reportedly dates back to the Civil War era, for a priceless historical feel. The living room features tall ceilings and large windows which allow plenty of natural light to fill the space! The gourmet kitchen is a chef’s dream, complete with stainless steel appliances, including a gas range and double oven, beautiful countertops, and a tile backsplash. Just off the kitchen, the airy Florida room offers peaceful views of the mature oak trees and Bayou Texar, perfect for morning coffee or quiet afternoons. Upstairs, you’ll find two spacious guest suites, each with private baths featuring dolomite countertops and classic touches. A dedicated laundry room, office nook, and ample hidden storage complete the upper level, along with views that will take your breath away. The home has seen extensive upgrades in recent years, including a brand-new heated gunite saltwater pool with natural gas fire bowls which makes your backyard a tropical paradise. The entire home has been freshly painted inside and out. The exterior also features a 2019 roof, custom shutters, and brand new zoysia sod with irrigation system. Two main HVAC systems were replaced in July 2021 with the Florida room system replaced in 2025; all with transferrable warranties. Tankless water heater installed in 2025. Contact an agent today for a convenient tour of this home!
Source: PENSACOLA #663281
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