4351 NW 54th Ter, OCALA, FL 34482

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Welcome to this beautifully appointed Declare model by Shea builders, a 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath home with a versatile bonus room, ideally situated in the highly sought-after community of Ocala Preserve. The bonus room has been enhanced with elegant French doors, providing the perfect private space for a home office, den, hobby room, or guest overflow area. Perfectly positioned on a premier lot, this home offers open views, no direct rear neighbors, and direct access to one of the community’s scenic walking paths, creating the ideal combination of privacy, convenience, and Florida lifestyle living. With over $70,000 in upgrades, including a whole-house water filtration system, this home showcases quality, style, and thoughtful design throughout. Designed with both comfort and entertaining in mind, the open-concept floor plan features upgraded tile flooring throughout and a bright, modern aesthetic. The chef-inspired kitchen is the heart of the home, boasting quartz countertops and a matching backsplash, stainless steel appliances, under-cabinet lighting, and convenient pull-out drawers for pots and pans. The oversized island provides ample prep space and seating, making it the perfect gathering place for family and friends. The spacious primary suite offers a private retreat with a luxurious ensuite bath featuring dual vanities, a frameless glass walk-in shower, and a large walk-in closet complete with custom built-in shelving and cabinetry. An oversized sliding glass door fills the living area with natural light and opens seamlessly to the screened lanai, where you can relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Beautiful landscaping further enhances the home’s curb appeal and outdoor living experience. Enjoy resort-style living in Ocala Preserve, where exceptional amenities, golf, walking trails, fitness facilities, dining, pools, and an active social lifestyle are all just moments from your front door. This is Florida living at its finest.

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