Welcome home to 6547 Beedla St — a breathtaking, one-of-a-kind 2025 custom estate on more than three private, fully fenced acres in coveted North Port Estates. Framed by towering pines near Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park, this no-HOA acreage retreat blends brand-new construction with true country freedom, all while still carrying its builder warranty. From the moment you arrive through the gated, keypad-secured driveway with dedicated electric and water access, you sense this property was designed without compromise. A striking stacked-stone entry framed by soaring architectural columns leads into a foyer lit by a dramatic layered chandelier, setting the tone for 3,400 square feet of living space (4,300 under roof). Seamless metallic epoxy flooring — sealed and clear-coated for lasting shine — flows through an open-concept great room anchored by an oversized fan, a warm electric fireplace with ambient lighting, and floor outlets for effortless furniture placement. The kitchen is a showstopper: floor-to-ceiling glossy cabinetry, a geometric mosaic backsplash, an extra-large stainless hood, dual pot fillers at the stove and coffee bar, a marbled waterfall island, an oversized farmhouse sink, and both a walk-in pantry and closet pantry. Five bedrooms and three baths include a primary suite with direct patio access, dual walk-in closets, and a spa bath with a heated, remote-controlled bidet toilet. The den/office was engineered as a reinforced safe room, with fortified walls, door, and window. Pocketing zero-corner sliding glass doors dissolve the boundary between indoors and out, revealing a screened, paver-decked lanai made for entertaining: a sparkling heated pool with a cascading waterfall feature and color-changing LED lighting, a sun shelf with bubblers, a separate spa, an outdoor shower, and gas, water, and electric hookups beneath a fully guttered, recessed-lit roofline with four ceiling fans. The east-facing home captures gorgeous sunsets over the rear pool and grounds each evening. Beyond the lanai, the grounds continue to impress with a regulation volleyball court, basketball hoop, children's playground, and a flourishing orchard and garden boasting banana, orange, tangerine, apple, avocado, lime, and guava trees alongside blueberry, raspberry, and blackberry bushes. A charming chicken coop houses ducks and turkeys, a man-made pond is fed naturally by roof and yard runoff, and two sheds with metal roofs and overhead storage sit on poured concrete pads. Nearly two acres remain in their natural state, offering unmatched privacy and future potential. Smart technology and resilience are woven throughout: Alexa-driven lighting, switches, gate, and garage access; whole-home WiFi repeaters; a Ring doorbell; monitored security cameras; and motion-sensor floodlights. Impact-rated windows and doors and a durable metal roof shield the home, while dual 2-ton A/C systems on independent thermostats, a tankless electric water heater, reverse osmosis filtration, and assumable solar keep total utility costs near just $400 monthly. Two Generac generators tied to a 900-gallon propane tank stand ready to automatically power the entire home — pool heater included — through any outage. A recent survey and inspection reports are available, and furniture and TVs are negotiable. This exceptional North Port acreage estate is a rare fusion of luxury, sustainability, and lifestyle — schedule your private tour today.
Listing courtesy of A-WARD WINNING REALTY LLC. 518-410-4097
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