89 Sienna Ct Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
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Nestled along the prestigious Emerald Coast, this exceptional property offers an unparalleled blend of elegance, privacy and convenience. Located in a highly sought-after private, non-rental community with only 18 homesites, this home provides a serene, secure and exclusive lifestyle just steps away from the pristine white sands and emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico.The main residence has been meticulously designed to combine coastal charm with modern functionality. With three spacious bedrooms and three and a half baths, this home provides ample space for family and friends while maintaining a sense of luxury and comfort. High ceilings, luxurious finishes and an abundance of light create an inviting and sophisticated atmosphere. Adjacent to the main residence is a fully equipped carriage house, offering a separate entrance for enhanced privacy with one bedroom, living area and kitchen. This versatile space is perfect for guest accommodations or multi-generational living. The outdoor amenities are nothing short of extraordinary. A large pool is surrounded by lush, professional landscaping, creating a tranquil oasis ideal for relaxation or entertaining. Curated garden pathways with strategically placed lighting enhance the space, offering a magical ambiance that transitions seamlessly from day to night. Situated within Little Redfish Lane, this property offers not only a peaceful environment but PRIVATE BEACH ACCESS Whether paddle boarding, beachcombing or simply enjoying breathtaking sunset views, the Emerald Coast is your backyard. This home represents a rare opportunity for discerning buyers. It's perfect as a primary residence, a second home, or a legacy property, with significant long-term investment potential in one of the most exclusive areas along the coast.
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