2615 Branchwater Bend, DeLand, FL 32720

YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED by this stunning canal-front home on beautiful LAKE BERESFORD*. With over 3600 SF of UPSCALE LIVING, this amazing custom-built home offers, 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 2-Car Garage, and large bonus room/FLEX SPACE (possible 4th bedroom). You will love the GOURMET KITCHEN with its STAINLESS STEEL appliances, GRANITE countertops, lots of WOOD cabinetry, and BREAKFAST BAR, highlighted by Plantation shutters, gorgeous HARDWOOD flooring, and FRENCH DOORS. Adding to the spacious feel are 12' CEILINGS throughout most of the home and 20' VAULTED ceiling in the FAMILY ROOM. The 9' interior doors let in lots of NATURAL LIGHT. This home boasts TWO FIREPLACES for those cool evenings. The large PRIMARY SUITE has an ENSUITE bath with a hydro spa tub, walk-in shower, and separate vanity areas. French doors from the Primary Suite lead to a SCREENED BACK PORCH where you can enjoy the BEAUTIFUL LAKE VIEWS Outside a 1400 SQ FT SCREEN-ENCLOSED LANAI with concrete paver floor surrounds the large SALT-WATER POOL and SPA, perfect for entertaining large groups of friends and family. HURRICANE? No problem! The exterior walls are POURED CONCRETE, reinforced for extra strength and insulation. You will never lose power thanks to an oversized Caterpillar WHOLE-HOUSE GENERATOR! The .67-acre property is PARTIALLY FENCED providing safety for your pets. This luxury home is located in the central Florida HISTORIC CITY of DELAND and just 5 miles from Downtown DeLand, voted "Best Mainstreet in the USA". Centrally located. Travel approximately 40 minutes east to World Famous Daytona Beach or 40 miles south to downtown Orlando and all it has to offer. NEW AC SYSTEM IN 2021. NEW HEAT PUMP INSTALLED FOR THE POOL IN 2021. NEW DRAINFIELD being installed. NO HOA. NO FLOOD INSURANCE NEEDED. The homes in this area have deeded access to a private boat ramp located less than 300 feet from this property. *Lake Beresford is part of the St Johns River System, which travels north to Jacksonville where it merges with the Intracoastal waterway and empties into the Atlantic Ocean.