55 Camellia St, PALM COAST, FL 32137

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POND-FRONT SUNSET VIEWS | BUILT IN 2024 | MOVE-IN READY Why wait months for new construction when you can move right into this beautifully upgraded waterfront home in Somerset at Palm Coast? Situated on a premium pond-front homesite with desirable western rear exposure, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers 1,926 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space and breathtaking sunset views from your covered lanai. Enjoy peaceful water views every day, with the community pool located just across the pond, creating a relaxed resort-style setting right outside your back door. Inside, the open-concept floor plan is ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The spacious kitchen features granite countertops, solid wood cabinetry, tile backsplash, and abundant prep space, all flowing seamlessly into the dining and living areas. Tile flooring extends throughout the entire first floor, complemented by upgraded 5.5-inch baseboards for a clean, modern finish. Upstairs, hardwood flooring runs throughout the second level. The spacious primary suite offers a large walk-in closet and private bath, while two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a dedicated laundry room provide flexibility for family, guests, or a home office. Unlike new construction, this home already includes valuable upgrades and completed improvements, including epoxy garage floors, installed gutters, and remaining builder warranty coverage. ENERGY STAR® certified for efficiency and comfort, this home was designed to help reduce utility costs while providing modern, low-maintenance living. Conveniently located near shopping, dining, medical facilities, and just minutes from Flagler Beach, this is an opportunity to own a nearly new waterfront home with upgrades already in place—without the added expense, uncertainty, or wait of building. Ask about available lender incentives, including closing cost assistance and interest rate buy-down options for qualified buyers.

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