About 14221 S Abigail Place
This stunning 47 North Custom Parade Home brings together craftsmanship, character, and functionality on a spacious 1.1-acre lot. Offering just under 3,500 square feet, four bedrooms, a dedicated home office, three and a half bathrooms, and thoughtfully designed spaces throughout, this home was created to feel just as inviting as it is impressive. In addition to the four bedrooms, the home features a dedicated office, while the expansive bonus room above the garage offers incredible flexibility. With its generous size and separation from the main living areas, it could easily become a private guest retreat, second living space, game room, or even its own living quarters with a private bathroom and walk-in closet. At the heart of the home is a beautifully designed kitchen featuring a waterfall quartz island, refrigerator, range, two dishwashers, and a spacious butler’s pantry that adds both function and additional storage. The kitchen opens into a warm and inviting living space, where a dramatic see-through fireplace creates a connection between the interior and the backyard. What truly sets this home apart is the level of detail throughout. Extensive custom woodwork, layered finishes, and carefully considered architectural elements give every room its own sense of character. It’s a home that makes a statement without sacrificing the warmth and comfort that make you want to stay awhile. Outside, the possibilities continue. The front yard is fully landscaped, while the backyard features fresh sod with the back portion of the acre intentionally left open, ready for a future shop, pool, additional landscaping, outdoor entertaining space, or whatever you envision for the property. A 4-car garage with finished epoxy floors provides plenty of room for vehicles, storage, toys, and more. From the craftsmanship inside to the space and possibilities outside, this showcase home offers something increasingly hard to find: beautiful design, room to live, and the freedom to make the property your own.
