5589 Birch St Milton, FL 32570
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About this home
With a NEW ROOF, fresh paint, updated kitchen counters, and stylishly glazed tile & tub surrounds in both baths, this beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bath split-bedroom home is move-in ready. Inside, hardwood floors throughout—no carpet anywhere—add timeless warmth and charm. The spacious living room easily accommodates both lounging and dining, creating a welcoming setting for gatherings or quiet nights in. Tucked just beyond, the kitchen—with its updated counters and efficient design—keeps everything within reach, making it both practical and inviting. At the front entry, a screened porch with a swing offers a cozy spot to relax and greets guests with classic Southern charm before stepping inside. The primary suite provides a private retreat with its own full ensuite bath, perfect for unwinding at the end of the day, while the additional bedrooms are tucked on the opposite side of the home, creating comfort and privacy for family or guests. Fresh updates throughout mean you can move right in and immediately begin enjoying a home that feels both classic and refreshed. Beyond the walls, this location delivers the best of Florida living. Just minutes from the Milton Community Center, tennis courts, skate park, and ball fields, plus Carpenter’s Park and the Blackwater Heritage Trail for walking and biking. Outdoor enthusiasts will love kayaking the Blackwater River or Coldwater Creek, camping or ziplining at Adventures Unlimited, glamping with friends, or hiking through Blackwater River State Forest. You’re also a short drive from historic downtown Milton, where local cafés, breweries, and riverfront festivals create a vibrant small-town atmosphere. With schools, shopping, and easy access to major roadways nearby, this home delivers both modern updates and a lifestyle full of adventure and convenience.
Source: PENSACOLA #670189
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