SOME HOMES GIVE YOU A STARTING POINT. THIS ONE FEELS FINISHED. Welcome to 4532 Crestpoint Way, a beautifully curated Lazio in Artisan Lakes Esplanade, where upgrades are already in place, details have been carefully considered, and the result feels anything but ordinary. This is the kind of home that immediately answers the question, “What would we need to do after we move in?” Very little. Beautifully decorated and thoughtfully enhanced beyond the basics, the home pairs Lazio’s desirable layout with finishes and features chosen for both style and everyday living. A designer glass front door sets the tone, opening to an interior accented by tray ceilings, plantation shutters, pocket doors, automatic shades, and updated ceiling fans. The spaces feel polished, cohesive, and ready to enjoy from day one. The kitchen continues that same intention, pairing striking quartz countertops with an eye-catching backsplash that adds personality and a distinctive designer touch. The gourmet design is beautiful without feeling overdone and functional enough for everyday living. From there, the living space extends outdoors to a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with a refrigerator and generous storage—creating another true living and entertaining space, not simply a lanai. The primary suite continues the sense that this home has been taken a step further, highlighted by an expansive custom closet that goes far beyond standard builder storage. It is one of those improvements you may not realize you need until you see the difference it makes. And then there are the upgrades you may not notice at first—but will appreciate every day: Bahama hurricane screens around the home, automatic shutters, a whole-house natural gas generator, water softener, UV light on the A/C system, gutters, laundry room sink, backyard fencing, and sealed driveway pavers. Even the two-car tandem garage has epoxy flooring. These aren’t simply extras; they reflect the time, planning, and investment already made to create a home ready to enjoy from day one. Individually, these are desirable features. Together, they tell the story of owners who didn't stop at “good enough.” For the buyer who appreciates beautiful design but doesn’t want the projects, appointments, installations, and added expense that often come after closing, 4532 Crestpoint Way offers something increasingly valuable: the opportunity to simply move in and start living. Life at Artisan Lakes Esplanade adds another dimension to the experience. With two clubhouses, resort-style pools, a fitness center, pickleball courts, and a full calendar of social gatherings, there’s an effortless sense of connection, recreation, and relaxation woven into everyday life. Here, the amenities aren’t simply something you have access to—they become part of how you live. And the location works just as hard as the lifestyle. I-75 and I-275 are only minutes away, providing exceptional access throughout the region, with shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences close at hand. Continued growth surrounding Esplanade at Artisan Lakes—including the planned BayCare hospital anticipated in 2028 and new medical facilities opening in September 2026—adds another layer of convenience to this already well-positioned community. 4532 Crestpoint Way gives you the finished home, Esplanade at Artisan Lakes gives you the lifestyle, and the location keeps everything within easy reach. Beautifully finished, thoughtfully upgraded, and anything but ordinary.
Listing courtesy of MORGANDO REALTY SERVICES, LLC. 866-665-2531
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