1949 Rockledge Dr Rockledge, FL 32955
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Iconic Rockledge Drive. 92' of Indian River frontage, nearly an acre of deepwater luxury & a 2021 custom built masterpiece that blends modern systems with timeless construction. Built with solid block on the first floor & reinforced framing above, the home is wrapped in cultured stone, impact-rated PGT Low-E windows & a hurricane-rated garage door. Inside, Lauzon hardwoods span the main living spaces while Cambria Portrush & quartzite surfaces elevate the kitchen & baths. A SubZero fridge, Wolf induction cooktop, steam & convection ovens, Cove dishwasher & custom cabinetry create a kitchen worthy of its scale. A 12' chandelier with motorized lift, 72'' Dimplex fireplace, smart blinds & full Lutron lighting offer elevated ease. Enjoy a PebbleTec saltwater pool w/ Pentair automation, shellock pavers, & screened enclosure. Whole-house generator, 500-gal propane tank, 80-gal hybrid water heater, irrigation well, smart systems, cameras & full Price Termite Bond complete the package. Every system is curated for performance & longevity: an 18 SEER Trane HVAC, 20KW Kohler whole-house generator with transfer switch, 500-gallon owned propane tank, 80-gallon Rheem hybrid water heater, & Fleck water softener provide comfort & resilience. Smart features include Lutron lighting, integrated security & surveillance, wireless access points, & Liftmaster MyQ automation. Outdoors, the resort-style saltwater pool is finished in Pebbletec & fully automated by Pentair, with a variable-speed pump, Shelllock pavers, pool alarm, & full cage enclosure. The professionally irrigated grounds draw from a private well & are framed by a Belgard paver drive. Backed by a 10-year transferrable structural warranty & active service agreements for termite protection & aerobic septic, this home exemplifies forward-thinking craftsmanship on the waterfront.
Source: BREVARDMLS #1052510
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