Résidence Unifamiliale à North Port

Set on more than three private, fully fenced acres in North Port Estates, this custom-built 2025 estate pairs new construction with resort-style outdoor living and true self-sufficiency. Tucked near Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park in a no-HOA acreage enclave known for its mature tree canopy, the home is still under builder warranty and shows like a magazine spread. At 3,400 square feet under air (4,300 under roof), it offers 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, a den/office, and a 3-car garage with dual smart openers controllable from anywhere.

Step through the front door onto seamless metallic epoxy flooring, sealed and clear-coated for lasting durability, and take in soaring ceilings, statement chandeliers in the foyer and dining room, and an accent-wall entry that sets the tone. The kitchen is built for a chef and a crowd alike, with cabinetry to the ceiling, an oversized hood fan, two pot fillers, a walk-in pantry backed up by a second closet pantry, and a generous sink and dishwasher combo. The primary suite opens straight onto the patio and includes two walk-in closets plus a spa bath with a heated, remote-controlled bidet toilet, while the den doubles as a reinforced safe room with fortified walls, door, and window. An electric fireplace with ambient lighting warms the living room, which also features floor outlets and a pool table that converts to ping-pong and dining use.

Zero-corner sliding doors erase the line between indoors and out, opening onto a screened, paver-decked lanai built for entertaining: a heated pool with a waterfall feature and color-changing lights, a sun shelf with bubblers, a spa, an outdoor shower, gas, water, and electric hookups, and four fans under a fully guttered, recessed-lit roofline. The grounds keep unfolding beyond it — a gated driveway with keypad entry, electric and water stubbed at the drive, a volleyball court, a basketball hoop, a children’s playground, a producing orchard and garden (banana, orange, tangerine, apple, avocado, lime, and guava, plus blueberry, raspberry, and blackberry), a chicken coop with ducks and turkeys, a man-made pond fed by natural runoff, and two sheds with metal roofs and overhead storage on concrete pads. Roughly two acres remain natural, buffering the home in privacy.

The property is smart and self-sufficient throughout: Alexa controls the lighting, switches, gate, and garage, backed by whole-home WiFi repeaters, a Ring doorbell, monitored cameras, and motion-sensor floodlights. Impact windows and doors and a metal roof protect the structure, while two 2-ton A/C systems on separate thermostats, a tankless electric water heater, reverse osmosis filtration, and assumable solar keep utility bills near $400 a month. Two Generac generators tied to a 900-gallon propane tank auto-power the whole home, pool heater included, through any outage. A survey and inspection reports are on hand, and furniture and TVs are negotiable — this North Port acreage retreat is ready to move into.