Behind the impressive gated entry to Newbrook, Toll Brothers flagship community in St Johns County, is this quick move in Seamark Farmhouse. As you step inside the Seamark you are greeted by 20′ soaring ceilings and a gleaming oak staircase and adjacent flex room that could be used as a study or formal dining area. The Seamark’s kitchen is upgraded with stacked to the ceiling cabinetry, built in oven/microwave, 36” five burner gas cooktop and quartz countertops. The Great Room opens to a 27′ covered lanai and large private backyard through a 12′ sliding glass door. Upstairs is a spacious Owners Suite, a large loft area, two more bedrooms, a full bath and laundry room complete with sink and hookups for gas or electric dryer. This home also includes paver driveway and lanai, full home gutters, water softener loop, smooth walls and Rinnai gas tankless hot water heater. Call today to schedule your private tour of the Seamark and to learn more about everything Newbrook has to offer.
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