4830 Durango Place

Half-Acre Hideaway with Brick Character, Resort-Style Water, and Room to Live Well

A Classic Brick Welcome with a Private Cul-de-Sac Setting
Set at the end of a cul-de-sac on a 0.52-acre lot, this brick pool home immediately gives a sense of privacy, scale, and permanence. The exterior has a grounded, timeless presence, with mature palms, broad lawn space, established landscaping, and a long driveway leading to an oversized two-car garage. The front approach feels charming and composed, with brick-lined architecture, a covered entry, planting beds, and a clean walkway that creates a polished first impression before the interiors even begin.

Open, Airy, and Made for Real Living
Inside, the main living area opens with a wide, connected layout where the living room, dining area, breakfast nook, and kitchen all flow together with ease. Freshly painted walls, large-format tile flooring, recessed lighting, crown molding, and tray ceiling details give the home a crisp, elevated foundation without feeling overly formal. The living room feels generous and relaxed, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace with a clean, textured surround that adds dimension and warmth to the space. Wide sightlines stretch across the room, allowing the home to feel open without losing definition. French doors and large windows pull in views of the screened pool and greenery beyond, creating a constant relationship between the interior and the outdoor living areas.

Dining Spaces with Light, Flow, and Everyday Ease
The dining area and breakfast nook bring a softer, sunlit rhythm to the home’s open plan. The breakfast nook is wrapped in windows, giving the space a bright, garden-like feel with views of the surrounding landscaping and backyard. It offers an easy everyday dining zone close to the kitchen, while the adjoining dining area expands the entertaining potential with a more flexible footprint. Together, these spaces create a natural transition between casual mornings, family dinners, and larger gatherings, all while maintaining the same clean tile flooring, fresh wall color, and airy visual flow found throughout the main living areas.

A Kitchen with Presence, Storage, and Strong Architectural Detail
The kitchen carries real substance, with warm wood cabinetry, abundant storage, stainless appliances, a large center island, and an extended counter that opens toward the living areas. The cabinetry brings richness and contrast against the lighter surfaces, while the tray ceiling detail above adds architectural polish. A stainless range hood, built-in microwave, tiled backsplash, and expansive prep surfaces give the kitchen a practical, well-equipped feel. The island adds workspace and separation without closing the room off, while the long counter with bar seating creates an easy place for conversation, serving, or casual meals. It feels functional, substantial, and connected, with enough openness to stay part of the activity while still feeling like a defined culinary space.

A Primary Suite with Privacy, Scale, and a True Retreat Feeling
The primary suite feels calm, spacious, and privately composed, with tile flooring, fresh neutral walls, recessed lighting, and direct access to a private courtyard through a hurricane-rated exterior door installed in 2019. The bedroom has a generous footprint with room for both rest and routine, while the adjoining bonus room adds rare flexibility. Formerly converted into a large walk-in closet, this space now functions with impressive purpose, featuring built-in storage, a center island, warm flooring, tall cabinetry, and a dramatic arched window that brings in natural light. The en-suite bath adds character through a double sink vanity, natural stone surfaces, copper vessel sinks, a clawfoot tub, and a walk-in shower with glass enclosure, pebble flooring, and neutral tile. It feels layered and distinctive, blending spa-like function with a collected, custom quality.

Guest Bedrooms, Guest Bath, and a Laundry Room That Works Hard
Bedrooms two and three feel refreshed, bright, and versatile, with new flooring, clean walls, ceiling fans, and simple architectural lines that allow each room to serve easily as a guest room, office, or secondary bedroom. The full guest bath continues the warm material palette with wood cabinetry, stone surfaces, a vessel sink, tiled tub and shower, and a glass block window that brings in filtered light while preserving privacy. The laundry room is especially functional, offering generous workspace, new cabinetry, and quartz countertops that elevate the space beyond basic utility. With room for full-size appliances, a sink, storage, and direct everyday use, it feels intentionally finished rather than tucked away as an afterthought.

A Pool Area That Turns the Backyard Into the Main Event
The outdoor living space is the undeniable showpiece. A newly rescreened enclosure surrounds a 38,000-gallon saltwater pool with a rock waterfall feature, resurfaced in 2019, and a 10-person hot tub framed by natural stone. The covered patio stretches along the back of the home with wood-look flooring, brick columns, a dark paneled ceiling, fans, string lights, and multiple areas for lounging and dining. It feels like an outdoor room with real presence, protected from the elements while still open to palms, lawn, and tropical greenery. New pool systems, including a new saltwater system, filter assembly, and pool heater (2026), support the scale of the space.. Beyond the enclosure, the half-acre lot continues with wide lawn, mature palms, a fenced dog run area, electric dog fence, and updated sprinkler components.

Flexible Living Beyond the Main House
In addition to the 3-bedroom, 2-bath main home, the property includes a separate in-law suite or guest house with a new A/C system, adding meaningful flexibility for extended guests, multigenerational living, work-from-home privacy, or independent hobby space. Major updates strengthen the home’s long-term appeal, including a full repipe, new hot water heater, Tesla charger, 2017 windows per Brevard County permits, and a 2018 roof designed with a Northern-style installation using four shingles per square rather than the typical two or three. Community tennis & newly built pickleball courts, racquet ball courts alongside nature trails that add another lifestyle perk, rounding out a property that blends privacy, function, recreation, and everyday livability.

Highlights Worth Noting

• Brick pool home on a 0.52-acre cul-de-sac lot

• 3 bedrooms and 2 baths in the main house

• Separate in-law suite or guest house with new A/C

• Oversized two-car garage and Tesla charger

• Wood-burning fireplace and freshly painted interior

• Large primary suite with courtyard access, bonus room, custom walk-in closet, and center island

• Primary bath with double vanity, clawfoot tub, and walk-in shower

• Spacious laundry room with new cabinetry and quartz countertops

• Entire house has been repiped/replumbed

• New hot water heater

• 38,000-gallon saltwater pool with 10-person hot tub

• Pool resurfaced in 2019 and newly rescreened pool enclosure

• New saltwater pool system, pool filter assembly, and pool heater

• Roof replaced in 2018 with Northern-style shingle installation

• 2017 windows per Brevard County permits

• New sprinkler well pipes and sprinkler timer

• New fenced dog run area and electric dog fence

• Community tennis courts