New Listing in Il Villagio MLS 280985
Nestled among lush Florida foliage and nature trails, you can enjoy the tranquility of seclusion found in the private gated community at Il Villagio, one of area's exclusive communities in popular Southside area. Convenient to business, shopping, fine dining and entertainment, Il Villagio is ideally located in the center of everything. The city's best shopping is right around the corner and you're just a short drive to the area's hottest beaches and downtown Jacksonville. Will Vasana at Watson Realty welcomes you home to this new 2BR/2.5BA condo with extra loft upstairs. Popular end unit 'Palermo C' plan overlooking the preserve offers privacy and elegant designs including granite kitchen countertop, GE stainless steel appliances, full-size washer and dryer, custom cabinetry, spacious master suites with walk in closets, screened balcony, knockdown finish ceilings, tiled entry foyers, lush landscaping, two parking spaces for each residence with one assigned parking (located in front of your home), ample visitor's parking, unique Mediterranean-style architecture, barrel tile roofs, masonry separation walls for maximum privacy and the unsurpassed strength and durability of CBS (Concrete, Block, and Steel) construction. Enjoy 7,000 square foot clubhouse and lakes, fitness center, pool with expansive decks, spa, tennis, basketball court, over three miles of nature trails for walking, jogging and biking, sidewalks, car care center and decorative brick pavers throughout community. For more information, please call Will Vasana at (904) 307-8998.
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