Under Construction. Located at 3065 Solace Way in Orlando, this new construction home offers 4,530 square feet of thoughtfully arranged living space across 2 above-ground levels. The floorplan balances shared gathering areas with private retreats, making it well suited to households of varying sizes and daily routines. Key features include 5 bedrooms, including an owner's bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, 4 full bathrooms plus 1 half bathroom for guests, a study, a dining room, a bonus room, a covered lanai for outdoor living, a 3-car garage, and more! At the center of the home is an open-concept living space that connects the main living, dining, and kitchen areas. This layout keeps sightlines clear and allows natural light to move throughout the space, supporting both everyday activities and larger gatherings. A covered lanai extends the living area outdoors, providing a shaded spot for dining, seating, or quiet time outside. The quality of design is evident in the home's practical room proportions, clear circulation between spaces, and the placement of bathrooms to serve both bedrooms and common areas. With 4 full bathrooms and an additional half bathroom, the home accommodates family members and visitors comfortably. As a newly built home, it delivers current construction standards and finishes throughout, ready for immediate occupancy without the need for updates or renovation work!
Listing courtesy of KELLER WILLIAMS ADVANTAGE REALTY. murraycoleman@kw.com
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