Under Construction. ICI Homes’ The Santorini: Two Stories, Six Bedrooms & Endless Good Vibes. If Pinterest and practicality had a baby, it would be the Santorini. With 6 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and a layout that says "bring on the dinner parties and Sunday naps", this two-story stunner blends everyday comfort with just the right amount of “wow.” The open-concept living area is where the real magic happens. The kitchen? A chef’s playground with a giant island perfect for chopping veggies, sipping wine, and gossiping with friends (multitasking is encouraged). There’s enough cabinetry and counter space to host Thanksgiving—or just your snack hoard. Slide open those doors and step into your covered lanai—aka Florida’s version of a second living room. Coffee? Cocktails? S’mores? All welcome here. You can even upgrade with an outdoor kitchen, fire pit, or lounge zone. Basically, this is where your weekends will happen. As always, you can customize every inch with ICI Homes—Florida’s Custom Home Builder, born and raised in Daytona Beach. From floor plan tweaks to luxury design upgrades, the Santorini is ready to become whatever you dream it to be. The Santorini: Not just a home—it's a lifestyle launchpad. Make it bold. Make it beautiful. Make it yours. Plus: energy-efficient features that save you real money every month, and a 2-10 Builder’s Warranty that brings you peace of mind and instant bragging rights.
Listing courtesy of ICI SELECT REALTY. 386-366-0091
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