468 Bouchelle Dr # 325, NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL 32169

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Beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 3-bath condominium located in one of Bouchelle Island's newest buildings, completed in 2017. This third-floor residence combines newer construction, modern comfort, and low-maintenance coastal living in one of New Smyrna Beach's most desirable waterfront communities. Barely lived in and in like-new condition, this bright and immaculate home is truly move-in ready. Offered partially furnished and turnkey, it is ideal as a primary residence, second home, or investment property. Relax on your screened balcony overlooking a peaceful creek, where you'll enjoy abundant wildlife, tranquil surroundings, and panoramic views of Florida's spectacular space shuttle launches. While not directly on the Intracoastal Waterway, the private natural setting provides exceptional privacy and a peaceful backdrop. Additional features include porcelain tile flooring throughout, elevator access, an assigned covered parking space, and a short walk to the community pool and pickleball courts. Bouchelle Island offers an exceptional waterfront lifestyle with two heated swimming pools, tennis courts, pickleball courts, a clubhouse with a fitness center, a fishing pier, private boat ramp, dry boat storage, marina slips (subject to availability), and a scenic riverfront boardwalk perfect for walking, fishing, or taking in breathtaking sunsets. Ideally located just minutes from New Smyrna Beach's pristine beaches, Flagler Avenue, Canal Street, waterfront dining, boutique shopping, and local entertainment, this home provides convenient access to everything that makes coastal living so special. Whether you're searching for a full-time residence, seasonal retreat, or investment opportunity, this exceptional condominium offers the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and the Florida lifestyle. Schedule your private showing today. Buyers should independently verify square footage and all information they deem important.

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