Palm Coast House of the Week: 2,407 SF On Saltwater Canal
Built in 2004, this Snowbird-owned home has been used only three months a year. Enjoy beautiful views of the canal from the house or from the screened pool and lanai.
PALM COAST, FL – March 4, 2016 – GoToby.com’s House of the Week is in the “C” section of Palm Coast on one of the city’s 23 miles of saltwater canals. Add a dock to this bulkheaded home site and enjoy boating access to the Intracoastal Waterway.
8 CHELSEA COURT
MASTER BEDROOM WITH TREY CEILING
MASTER BATH
Built in 2004 with 2,407 square feet of living area, 8 Chelsea Court includes three bedrooms, three baths, an office, formal living room and family room that overlooks the screened pool enclosure and the canal. The seller is a snowbird and has lived in the home only three months per year.
POOL WITH SALTWATER CANAL VIEW
The “gently used” House of the Week’s interior is roomy and bright with lots of windows and two sun tunnels. The large kitchen has double ovens, a breakfast bar, crown molding on the cabinets and under-cabinet lighting. The stovetop is electric, but a gas line is in place if a future owner decides to convert to gas cooking.
KITCHEN
DOUBLE OVEN
BREAKFAST NOOK
The long feature list includes:
- Double-sided gas fireplace
- 10-12 foot ceilings
- Large side entry garage with slop sink
- Extended driveway
- Large walk-in closets and linen closets
- Instant hot water
- Energy efficient 13 SEER variable speed air conditioner
- Surround sound
- Irrigation well
- Security system
- Marble sills
- Tinted windows
- Gutters drain underground
FAMILY ROOM – BRIGHT WITH NATURAL LIGHT
PALM COAST’S SALTWATER CANALS
Palm Coast’s salt water canals, located within the Palm Harbor section of the city create hundreds of building lots with boat access to the Intracoastal Waterway. Parallel canals branch off the main canals, creating fingers of land. The fingers provide room for homes on each side of the street with a cul-de-sac at the end. Chelsea Court is a cul-de-sac street.
COVERED LANAI
Salt water canal frontage adds significant value to a home site. Many homes in the “C” section were built during the early years of Palm Coast’s development in the seventies and eighties. Unlike the House of the Week, which was built in 2004, many “C” section homes are small and have not been updated. Look during the next market upswing for "tear downs;" homes bought solely for the desirability of their location. They will be torn down to be replaced with larger homes featuring more upscale features.
There is plenty of Florida land on which future developers can build residential projects around golf courses, lakes (retention ponds), equestrian facilities or other amenities. But the current inventory of salt water frontage is fixed by strict environmental regulations.
LOCATION
Flagler County and Palm Coast are located between St. Augustine and Daytona Beach. Sometimes referred to as “the quiet side of Florida, the area features miles of beaches with abundant public access, miles of hiking trails, championship golf courses and top-rated schools. Shop and dine in The Hammock, Flagler Beach or Palm Coast, recently recognized as one of “America’s 50 Best Cities to Live.” Palm Coast’s population recently topped 80,000. Flagler County’s population recently passed the 100,000 mark. Interstate 95 bisects Palm Coast and offers easy access to Jacksonville and Orlando.
HOUSE OF THE WEEK SPONSOR
8 Chelsea Court in Palm Coast is offered for only $425,000 through Vlaja Telfer, of Palm West Home Realty. You can reach Vlaja at (386) 986-9344 or by email at vlajatelfer@gmail.com.
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