Address28576 Viaduct D Arezzo Drive, BONITA SPRINGS, FL, 34135

• 3 Beds
• 5 Baths
• Residential

• 3,502 SQ FT
• Built in 2005

APOLOGIES - NO SHOWINGS JUNE 20-24. FULL GOLF MEMBERSHIP INCLUDED with this spectacular Taylor Woodrow estate home on rarely available Via D Arezzo in Vasari Country Club. A truly beautiful homesite situated with a southeast orientation offering views of the nature preserve and Vasari’s 9th fairway. This “Raphael” floor plan is magnificent with 3,500sf of living area designed with emphasis on entertaining and outdoor living. Double front entry doors lead to a spacious foyer and soaring ceilings with coffered architectural detailing. Abundant natural light beams through the dramatic floor to ceiling windows. Diagonal Italian stone floor tiles throughout main living areas and master suite. Expansive kitchen with walk-in pantry, island, breakfast nook, and long serving bar overlooking a wonderful family room with 10’ high sliding glass doors that retract opening the home to the covered lanai and pool. The “Raphael” offers 3 Bedrooms, Den, and 5 Bathrooms. A split floor plan with an amazing master suite, large walk-in closets with custom closet organizers and access to the pool. The master bath is pure luxury with soaking tub finished in natural stone, custom separate vanities, and a large walk-thru shower. Guest en suites are privately located on the north side of the home. Other features include a full house sound system including Dolby 7.1, newly painted exterior, new landscaping, updated appliances, in-ground home pest defense system, A/C system & duct updated 2020, plantation shutters, pool cage re-screened, brick paver pool deck re-layed, and custom wet bar with cooler. Vasari Country Club is a bundled golf community conveniently located West of I-75 offering an 18-hole championship golf course, with Aqua Driving range, extensive practice area, tennis, bocce, fitness center, recently renovated Clubhouse, with restaurant, poolside bar, and resort-style swimming pool. “Welcome to a life well-lived at Vasari.”