Description of 286 Tradewinds Drive
Immaculate, one-story custom fully furnished home in the desirable neighborhood of rental restricted Sea Dunes off of 30A. Perfect as a primary residence or second home with an excellent location nestled among the trees on a cul de sac and close to the beach. Inviting open concept floor plan, perfect for family and entertaining with cook's kitchen, living and dining areas as well as an adjoining screened lanai and patio. Tastefully appointed with magnificently12 ft. raised ceiling and beams, recessed lighting, 2 x 6 framing, large impact windows, open cell spray foam under the roof and on all exterior walls, screened patio, hot tub and glass sliders offering abundant natural light, LVP floors, plantation shutters, gleaming quartz counters in kitchen and baths, oversized kitchen island and pantry, upgraded lighting and ceiling fans.
Generously sized bedrooms include ensuite master suite with a large walk-in closet an adjoining access to the screened porch, a perfect spot for morning coffee or relaxing with a good book next to your outdoor fireplace. Luxurious master bath features quartz topped double vanity, walk-in shower and private water closet. Additional features include one story living, two car garage and large driveway, hot tub, convenient outdoor shower, gas line for outdoor grill, large attic cooled space and electrical in place for a generator. This home has Ecobee Smart Thermostats and Sensors, making it easy to control and monitor your home via your phone. A must see for the discriminating buyer!
Located on the West end of the Scenic 30A corridor, this location is undeniably most convenient to South Walton County's favored commercial conveniences, shopping & restaurant districts, such as Grand Boulevard, Sacred Heart Hospital, and a phenomenal state park known as Topsail State Park, which offers guests 1,600 acres of indigenous forest, 3-miles of native, protected beach, and hiking & biking trails.
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