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Estimated completion: July 15. This luxury, custom-quality home in Bergamont's newest phase features 5 bedrooms including a huge master suite on the main floor w/ tiled shower, freestanding tub, double stone vanities & 8'x12' closet. The 2-Story great room has centered gas fireplace + adjacent open kitchen featuring white & gold Café Appliance package, painted solid cabinetry, & carrera marmi quartz countertops w/ waterfall edge. Fully insulated three-season room, maintenance-free deck, dining room and office/flex room finish the main floor. The upper floor has 3 bedrooms and full bath plus large bonus room over the 3-car garage. Lower level w/ walk-out to backyard is mostly finished with large rec room, wet bar, a 5th bedroom & another full bath. Turnkey financing by builder!
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