This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home in Highlands Crossing isn’t just another listing—it’s designed for comfort, style, and convenience. Out back, a screened-in lanai and saltwater pool overlook a wide pasture view with no homes behind you, creating the kind of privacy and setting that defines Florida living. Sliding glass doors connect the main living space directly to the lanai, making indoor-outdoor living feel natural and easy. Step inside to find a dedicated office at the front of the home, complete with glass doors so you can close it off for quiet and privacy when needed. The layout is not fully open, but intentionally connected—vaulted ceilings and open wall pass-throughs allow the living and dining rooms to flow together while still giving each space its own purpose. Natural light carries through the home, and the main living area opens directly to the screened-in porch and pool. Across from the office, a separate family room provides an additional gathering space and transitions into the kitchen, where a bar-top seating area keeps everything connected without sacrificing structure. Just off the kitchen, the laundry room offers extra storage and leads directly to the two-car garage for everyday convenience. The garage is positioned on the side of the home rather than the front, adding to the overall curb appeal. The primary suite is set apart for privacy and high ceilings, a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bath with double sinks, a soaking tub, and a separate walk-in shower. On the opposite side of the home, bedrooms two and three share a full bath, with nearby access to the pool and lanai—ideal for guests or flexible use. The screened-in pool area is where this home really stands out. Whether it’s a quiet morning overlooking the pasture or an evening by the pool, the setting offers space, privacy, and a view that’s hard to replicate in this price range. Positioned on a curve with a larger-than-average 0.51-acre lot, the property offers additional breathing room both in front and out back. Key updates include a 2020 fiberglass saltwater pool and screen enclosure, a 2025 pool pump, a 2019 3.5-ton HVAC system, and a 2018 roof—giving buyers confidence in the major components while enjoying a move-in ready home.

This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home in Highlands Crossing isn’t just another listing—it’s designed for comfort, style, and convenience. Out back, a screened-in lanai and saltwater pool overlook a wide pasture view with no homes behind you, creating the kind of privacy and setting that defines Florida living. Sliding glass doors connect the main living space directly to the lanai, making indoor-outdoor living feel natural and easy. Step inside to find a dedicated office at the front of the home, complete with glass doors so you can close it off for quiet and privacy when needed. The layout is not fully open, but intentionally connected—vaulted ceilings and open wall pass-throughs allow the living and dining rooms to flow together while still giving each space its own purpose. Natural light carries through the home, and the main living area opens directly to the screened-in porch and pool. Across from the office, a separate family room provides an additional gathering space and transitions into the kitchen, where a bar-top seating area keeps everything connected without sacrificing structure. Just off the kitchen, the laundry room offers extra storage and leads directly to the two-car garage for everyday convenience. The garage is positioned on the side of the home rather than the front, adding to the overall curb appeal. The primary suite is set apart for privacy and high ceilings, a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bath with double sinks, a soaking tub, and a separate walk-in shower. On the opposite side of the home, bedrooms two and three share a full bath, with nearby access to the pool and lanai—ideal for guests or flexible use. The screened-in pool area is where this home really stands out. Whether it’s a quiet morning overlooking the pasture or an evening by the pool, the setting offers space, privacy, and a view that’s hard to replicate in this price range. Positioned on a curve with a larger-than-average 0.51-acre lot, the property offers additional breathing room both in front and out back. Key updates include a 2020 fiberglass saltwater pool and screen enclosure, a 2025 pool pump, a 2019 3.5-ton HVAC system, and a 2018 roof—giving buyers confidence in the major components while enjoying a move-in ready home.