241 Mullet Dr Freeport, FL 32439
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About this home
Spacious Retreat with Versatile Living, Barns, on 2 lots combined to almost 1 ACRE-- Just minutes from the Emerald Coast! Brand New ROOF!!! Welcome to 241 Mullet Drive--a beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home offering abundant space 2249 SQ FT, flexibility, and functionality in the heart of Freeport with NO HOA. This residence features luxury vinyl plank flooring and granite countertops throughout, delivering a modern, cohesive feel.The open-concept layout provides a generous main living area ideal for entertaining or everyday living. A standout feature is the expansive secondary master suite, created by combining two bedrooms--easily convertible back to a 4-bedroom layout if desired.The converted garage functions as a private mother-in-law suite, complete with its own bathroom and separate entrance; perfect for guests, extended family/friends, or potential rental opportunities. Step outside and discover the property's incredible extras: A huge 40x60 barn on a concrete slab; designed with the idea of a man cave or she-shed in mind, offering endless potential for hobbies, storage, or workspace. A 40x18 pole barn, ideal for protecting your RV, boat, or recreational vehicles. All this, just a short drive to Freeport's town center, the new Walmart Coming Soon, and the world-famous South Walton beaches along the Emerald Coast, offering sugar-white sand and turquoise waters. Enjoy the best of both worlds - peaceful country living with quick access to coastal paradise. This is your opportunity to own a truly unique and versatile home close to everything Northwest Florida has to offer. Don't forget, there is a separate lot if you needed to convert the 40x60 barn into a house. Call today before it's gone.
Source: EMERALDCOAST #978067
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