Hardeep Kumar Yh

One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. There are homes that check boxes. And then there are homes that change how you live. At 1 Palm Terrace, inside the gates of Belleair Country Club, this 3,306 square foot luxury carriage home built in 2020 is the latter. Three primary suites, each with its own private bath, tile floors throughout, and a design vocabulary that leans into the quiet confidence of someone who has nothing to prove. The living space announces itself immediately. A mother of pearl fireplace wall. A Murano glass chandelier. Custom built in shelving. These are not upgrades layered on top of a builder's spec sheet. They are a coherent vision, executed without compromise. The kitchen matches that standard. Floor to ceiling cabinetry with illuminated light boxes, a waterfall quartz island, full quartz countertops, and an appliance suite built around Wolf, Sub Zero, and Cove. A spacious walk in pantry adds the kind of daily functionality that reminds you someone actually thought this through. The first floor primary suite has been reimagined as its own entertaining destination, featuring a built in wine bar, rich wood flooring, and two cedar lined walk in closets. A glass enclosed terrace extends the footprint outdoors, giving you privacy and airflow without sacrificing style. But the home is only part of the story. Belleair Country Club carries a history that most communities can only aspire to. Founded in 1897 and anchored by the storied Belleview Inn, this is a neighborhood where the lifestyle has been cultivated over more than a century. Residents here enjoy access to the resort style pool at the Belleview Inn, championship golf, and a community that takes its standards seriously without taking itself too seriously. Clearwater Beach is minutes away. So is Pier 60, Downtown Clearwater, US 19, and I 275. Top rated schools including Belleair Elementary, Largo Middle, and Largo High serve the area. An attached 2 car garage and dedicated guest parking round out the practical details. The seller is offering a 3% credit to the buyer at closing, creating a meaningful opportunity to offset closing costs or buy down your rate from day one. Homes like this do not come back around often. Belleair Country Club does not produce inventory like this on a schedule.