7828 Centaurus Way, SARASOTA, FL 34241

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Virtually Staged. Under Construction. What's Special: 1st Floor Guest Suite | Corner Lot | Close to Amenities | Dedicated Study. New Construction - September Completion! Built by America's Most Trusted Home Builder. Welcome to the Seaside at 7828 Centaurus Way in Cassia at Skye Ranch! This spacious two-story home offers five bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and a flexible layout designed for everyday living and entertaining. On the first floor, a private bedroom suite and dedicated study create ideal spaces for guests or working from home, while the open great room flows effortlessly into the dining area and kitchen with a large island. Just beyond, a covered lanai extends the living space outdoors for relaxed gatherings. Upstairs, the light filled primary suite features a spa inspired bathroom and walk in closet, alongside three additional bedrooms, a shared bathroom, and a generous game room. Cassia at Skye Ranch is a vibrant community with scenic surroundings, thoughtful amenities, and easy access to nearby shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation. Skye Ranch sits in a prime Sarasota location at Clark and Lorraine Roads, offering a vibrant setting with access to the Skye Ranch K-8 school. The community preserves natural beauty with grand oaks, palms, wetlands, lakes, and native wildlife. Miles of trails connect you to nature, parks, and exceptional on-site amenities. Additional Highlights Include: gourmet kitchen, tray ceiling package, game room, interior 8' door package whole house, impact windows, dedicated study in place of flex area, sliding glass door in great room, pre-plumb for laundry tub, upgraded laminate flooring, upgraded carpet 2nd floor, kitchen apron front sink, pendant light package, additional flush mount lighting, upgraded quartz countertops, upgraded Timberlake 42” kitchen cabinets, and whole house stair rails with painted spindles. Virtually staged photos are for representative purposes only. MLS#A4690496

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