146 Whistling Palm Ct, Ponte Vedra, FL 32081

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Welcome to 146 Whistling Palm Court, an exquisite new custom estate in River Landing at Twenty Mile--Nocatee's most coveted gated enclave, celebrated for its serene preserve setting and rare Intracoastal Waterway access. Crafted by award-winning DF Luxury Homes by Marcus Meide, this Modern Coastal Farmhouse delivers a masterful fusion of timeless architectural charm and elevated contemporary design. A striking exterior showcases crisp board-and-batten Hardie siding, warm natural wood accents, black detailing and clean modern lines lend a sophisticated edge, creating a residence that feels both fresh and enduring. Inside, the home unfolds with an elegantly curated floorplan. The gourmet Thermador kitchen impresses with a 6-burner gas range with griddle, custom white cabinetry, a stunning vintage-inspired natural wood island, designer brass lighting, and high-end fixtures throughout. Thoughtfully planned for luxury living, the first level includes both a primary suite and secondary bedroom, a beautifully appointed mudroom, and a large laundry room with extensive cabinetry and utility sink. Additional features include a stylish fireplace, a sophisticated wet bar, three half baths (including a dedicated pool bath), and an expansive rear lanai with a summer kitchen--ideal for effortless indoor-outdoor entertaining. A generous 3-car garage and brick-paver driveway complete the home's impressive presence. Residents enjoy unparalleled access to St. Johns County's A-rated schools, the Nocatee Town Center with dining, shopping, and Publix, miles of biking, hiking, and running trails, plus Nocatee's signature water parks and endless resort-style amenities. A home of true scale, drama, and refined craftsmanship--146 Whistling Palm Court embodies the ultimate Florida luxury lifestyle. Ask about Preferred Membership Initiation Fee pricing for Ponte Vedra Inn & Club and The Lodge & Club, available exclusively through Ponte Vedra Club Realty.

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