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Enjoy breathtaking views of the cove and bay from nearly every room in this magnificent waterfront home located in Curtis Point. Featuring 87 feet of outdoor living space with kidney shaped inground pool and spa. A peaceful outdoor oasis with plenty of open space for entertaining. In addition a wonderful outdoor kitchen and relaxing gas fire pit for those romantic sunset views. Home offers an impressive first floor living room with fireplace which opens to the dining room and a fabulous signature kitchen with an oversize island. There are also 2 guest bedrooms and 3 baths on the main floor. On the second floor you will find a fabulous solarium room overlooking the water, which leads to 2 guest bedrooms with 2 baths, a master suite with steam shower,…
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