3845 Andrew Jackson Dr Milton, FL 32571
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Stunning renovated home on Andrew Jackson Drive, offering 150 feet of waterfront on Escambia Bay. Sitting on nearly an acre, this waterfront paradise features a gunite pool, spa, and a putting green. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets from this 4bedroom, 3bath residence, with water views captured from almost every room. While a portion of the lot is located in a flood zone, the home is not making flood insurance more affordable. Completely renovated down to the studs, interior is brand new in 2024. Step through the foyer into the spacious main living area on the first level, where panoramic water views greet you. The living room has a wood-burning fireplace and built-in floor-to-ceiling bookcases, ideal for displaying your favorite collections. The bright and airy kitchen and dining space are equipped with abundant cabinets, stone countertops, and a double oven. A large walk-in pantry offers ample storage and bar seating provides casual eating options. The primary suite is a retreat with gorgeous bay vistas, featuring a luxurious bathroom with a double vanity, built-in shelves, a soaking tub, and a large tiled shower. A generous walk-in closet ensures plenty of space for your wardrobe. Additional first-floor amenities include a bedroom, full bath, laundry room, and direct access to an open deck overlooking the bay. Downstairs, you'll find a spacious family room with a fireplace and built-in cabinetry, perfect for gatherings. This level also includes two more bedrooms with bay and pool views, a full bath, two versatile bonus rooms ideal for offices or guest suites, and additional storage closets. Enjoy outdoor living with a covered patio leading to the sparkling gunite pool, spa, and putting green.The backyard offers an expansive green space for entertaining, along with an observation/platform tree fort for the kids.This unique gem combines luxurious updates, breathtaking views, and outdoor fun—an exceptional waterfront lifestyle waiting to be discovered.
Source: PENSACOLA #668475
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