Gorgeous WATERFRONT two story in desirable New Town Beach District! Whittaker 2516-30 Elevation C, Premium Lake Lot w/TWO LARGE DECKS customized to 23'4"x9'9", +concrete patio, for an outdoor retreat w/incredible LAKE & BEACH VIEWS!! Airy, bright, OPEN FLOORPLAN w/foyer, kitchen, dining area, living room, all w/showstopping views! Imagine: morning breakfasts, afternoon homework sessions, daily memory making at the IMPRESSIVE 60"x85" kitchen island! Kitchen w/walk-in pantry, 42" cabinets, and counterspace to spark joy in any chef. Effortlessly entertain in the sizable dining area. Panel doors, ceiling fans, STUNNING light fixtures throughout! Owner's suite w/access to 2nd floor balcony, WALK IN CLOSET & en suite bathroom. 2ND FLOOR LAUNDRY & multi-purpose LOFT. Unfinished basement WALKS OUT to gently sloping yard, and LAKE ACCESS! Oversized two car garage, with extra driveway pour for ample off-street parking. Less than 2 years old and Priced to Sell, this one is a must see!!
Listing information updated February 22, 2023
1024 Dyess Way has 4 bedrooms.
1024 Dyess Way has 4 bathrooms.
1024 Dyess Way is approximately 2,500 square feet.
1024 Dyess Way is listed at $499,000.
As of February 22, 2023, 1024 Dyess Way is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Notable features of 1024 Dyess Way include Two Large 23'4 "x 9'9" Decks, Waterfront Home with Lake Access, Party-Sized 60"x85" Kitchen Island, Second Floor Laundry, Oversized Garage and Driveway, Four Spacious Bedrooms, Three and a Half Bathrooms, Walk Out Basement.
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The big four: flood-zone designation and what flood insurance will actually cost, the condition of any seawall or shoreline protection, how salt and moisture exposure have been managed (roof, windows, HVAC), and any rules covering docks, rentals, or shoreline changes. Ask for elevation certificates and insurance history up front.
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