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1804 Nimbus Dr North Port, Florida 34287 MLS# MFRN6138024
Under Construction. This may very well be one of the best quality built homes in Florida! To begin with, the entire home is constructed with ICF (Insulated Concrete Forms). ICF walls are monolithic, concrete walls without joints, and are significantly stronger than those built with concrete blocks. Strong enough to withstand 250 mph winds! The complete interior of the home is built with Steel Studding & Steel Roof Trusses thus preventing, Termites, Mold, and Fire! All the Windows and Sliders are Hurricane Impact Resistant so combining that with a Steel Roof, you have a very well built, strong home! The Exterior finishes include; Stucco Walls, Weather Resistant Wood Veneer Feature Walls, Upgraded Bronze Window Frames, Premium Insulated Garage Door, 8 ft Entry Door, 16 ft Hurricane Impact Glass Sliding Doors and Oversized Hurricane Impact Windows. The Interior finishes include; Interior Pots Lights throughout the home, Vaulted Ceilings, the Highest Insulation Rated R30 Spray foam to reduce noise and upgrade your insulation value, Energy efficient HVAC System, Mudroom/laundry room, Utility/ storage room. Premium 9’’ by 60’’ Wood inspired plank flooring, Premium Tile on the Bathroom's floor and shower areas, Solid Wood Cabinetry, Premium Faucet fixtures, 8ft interior doors, Beverage and Pantry Nook, Quartz Countertops, Stainless Steel Appliances and much More! This High Energy Saving Home is Termite Resistant, Fire Resistant & Mold Resistant! It Exceeds the Miami Dade Impact Rating as well as the Miami Dade Wind Resistant Rating! This home has been designed to withstand Mother Nature’s worst storms without sacrificing everyday luxuries such as large windows, high ceilings and an oversized Lania overlooking the beautiful fresh water canals. Expected date of completion June 30 2025
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Reduced By $50,000