Courtesy of: Christina Tokar, RE/MAX Advance Realty II, ChrizTokarSellsHomes@gmail.com
Courtesy of: Christina Tokar, RE/MAX Advance Realty II, ChrizTokarSellsHomes@gmail.com
$2,221,000
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4 bed
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2,700 square feet
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3.00 Bath (3 Full)
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Lot: 0.17 Acres
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Single Family Residence
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$2,221,000
3414 Norfolk St EXCEPTIONAL NEW PRICE-EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. 3414 Norfolk Street stands out as one of the most compelling residences in Hillsboro Shores. Beautifully updated and move-in ready, it is just steps from your private gated beach entrance. Discover a friendly, intimate, eclectic seaside community where charming coastal homes and multimillion-dollar residences share the same coveted lifestyle and golf cart-friendly streets. The Hillsboro Lighthouse and Inlet, waterfront dining, marinas, parks, and fishing are all nearby. Designed for year-round living and entertaining, this distinctive 4-bedroom, 3-bath home blends architectural character with $600, 000 in extensive modern updates. Its European copper turret, curved dining room, travertine floors, limestone fireplace wall, and floating staircase create a style all its own. The chef's kitchen features high-gloss cabinetry, Bosch and Dacor appliances, and crystal marble countertops. The first-floor primary ensuite offers a spa-inspired bath and custom closets. Outdoors, enjoy a private backyard oasis with a saltwater pool and waterfall, spacious veranda with summer kitchen. Mature landscaping provides excellent separation from neighboring properties. Impact windows and doors, a warrantied tile roof, newer A/C, natural gas, custom built-ins, and a completed inspection enhance this turn-key home. Blueprints are available to extend upstairs. Ideal as a primary or legacy home, seasonal retreat or luxury rental investment. Full brochure.
Courtesy of: Christina Tokar, RE/MAX Advance Realty II, ChrizTokarSellsHomes@gmail.com
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