The story
- Pool
- Waterfront
Imagine beginning your morning with coffee overlooking a peaceful saltwater canal—where you might even catch a dolphin swimming by—spending the afternoon cruising the waterways or relaxing beside your private swimming pool, and ending the day enjoying the gentle Florida breeze from your screened lanai. At 18 Conley Court, this isn't a vacation getaway. It's everyday life. Beautifully landscaped with swaying palms and a lush backyard leading to your private dock, this home invites you to slow down and enjoy everything waterfront living has to offer. Whether you're heading out on the boat, launching a kayak, entertaining friends around the pool, or simply sitting back and watching life on the canal, the water becomes a natural extension of your home. Inside, comfortable, light-filled living areas create a welcoming atmosphere for everyday living and entertaining. The well-appointed kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a charming breakfast nook surrounded by windows, and ShelfGenie pull-out shelving that makes storage and organization remarkably convenient. Step outside and you'll quickly understand what makes this home special. The screened swimming pool and covered lanai create your own private Florida retreat, while the landscaped backyard, mature palms, canal views, and waterfront dock provide the perfect backdrop for everything from quiet mornings to weekends spent on the water. And while the lifestyle may get your attention, the thoughtful improvements make this home even more compelling. Paid-for solar panels and solar water heating help reduce ongoing energy costs. Hurricane windows protect the canal side of the home, with hurricane shutters for the street side. A DuroMax generator capable of powering most of the house provides additional peace of mind when the weather turns. Major improvements include an air-conditioning system approximately two years old and a roof approximately six years old. Located in Palm Coast, you're close to beautiful beaches, restaurants, shopping, and all the recreational opportunities that make Florida's northeast coast such a wonderful place to live. Here, owning a waterfront home isn't simply about having a canal in your backyard. It's morning coffee by the water, afternoons in the pool, spontaneous boat rides, dolphins passing your dock, and sunsets from your lanai. Why settle for an occasional waterfront vacation when you can live the lifestyle every day?
