If you’re ready for a home that feels brighter, quieter, and a little more special than the typical condo, this upper level end unit in Sweetwater by Del Webb deserves a closer look.
With 1,797 square feet, vaulted ceilings, and windows on multiple sides, natural light fills the home in a way buyers notice the moment they walk in. The end unit location provides added privacy, and because this is an upper level residence there are no neighbors above you. An attached one car garage with storage loft sits directly below the office area, with additional parking available on the paver driveway and nearby guest spaces.
Step onto the oversized screened lanai and enjoy mature trees, gentle breezes, and peaceful views instead of nearby neighbors. Although the lanai faces west, the surrounding trees create a natural canopy that softens the afternoon sun while still allowing warm filtered light throughout the day. Inside, thoughtful upgrades add character and comfort not always found in builder basic condos. Custom built in cabinetry, crown molding, plantation shutters, and solid surface countertops give the home a polished and welcoming feel. The kitchen includes updated appliances with a newer refrigerator and stove, while the 2018 water heater and newer roof help keep major systems in good condition.
A standout feature is the hurricane rated windows, an upgrade that not all Tides condos have. Hurricane rated windows provide storm protection without the inconvenience and need for exterior shutters while also improving energy efficiency and reducing outside noise.
Located in Sweetwater by Del Webb, Jacksonville’s gated 55 plus community known for its active lifestyle, residents enjoy pickleball courts, a fitness center, walking trails, clubs, and a full calendar of social activities. The location is convenient to Jacksonville Beach, Mayo Clinic, shopping, dining, and the airport.
If you have been searching for a bright end unit with vaulted ceilings, hurricane rated windows, and an attached garage in Sweetwater, this home is worth seeing in person.
