A remarkable home is defined by how it's built, how it lives, and how it stands the test of time. Meet the 2026 Pensacola Parade of Homes DREAM HOME: a fully custom FORTIFIED GOLD residence on a prominent corner homesite in Carrington, a new gated Cantonment community that's already turning heads. With 6,179 sq. ft. under roof, 3,726 sq. ft. of living space, 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths and a pool-access half bath, this is a home built for today, positioned for tomorrow and designed for those who value substance over status and craftsmanship over convention. Inside: 50-year wide-plank pecan hardwood floors, lifetime IvoriTaj quartz countertops, Italian porcelain tile, twin mahogany entry doors, professional-grade SKS appliances, butler's pantry, soaring great room with loft overlook and iron chandelier, handcrafted finishes, copper gas lanterns, entertainment loft, 3-car garage and a spa-inspired primary suite with wet area and soaking tub. Outside: an expansive covered lanai, brick & stainless outdoor kitchen, gas fireplace and custom gunite pool with tanning ledge and all the extras — made for everyday relaxation to extraordinary gatherings. FORTIFIED GOLD construction adds peace of mind with the nation's highest level of wind resilience - and insurance discounts to match. A very real reminder that how a home is built matters as much as how it looks. Carrington is a stunning gated neighborhood and Meeting Street is exclusively reserved for similar 3000 sqft+ estate-sized homes. With a newly constructed community meeting space, large pool, ball courts and more - and positioned in the heart of an area with a small town country feel that's bustling with new development and growth, the right buyer will immediately recognize the opportunity. Because some people follow growth. Others lead it. Extensive features list available. Seller is offering a generous concession toward an interest-rate buydown, closing costs or down-payment assistance, subject to lender approval.
Listing courtesy of Better Homes And Gardens Real Estate Main Street Properties.