Cul-de-sac. Single story. A fifth of an acre. Three things you cannot renovate into a house later.Behind the stone porch columns, 2,171 square feet opens up under vaulted ceilings, with wide-plank flooring and plantation shutters throughout. The plan gives you room to spread out rather than stacking everyone into one great room: a front living and sitting room anchored by a fireplace, a separate dining area, and a family room that opens to the kitchen around a second fireplace. Granite counters, center island, double ovens, gas cooktop, walk-in pantry, and a breakfast nook facing the yard.Three bedrooms sit away from the living space. The primary takes the back corner with a walk-in closet with built-ins, dual vanities, and an oversized tiled shower. Full hall bath, half bath, laundry room, two-car garage, central air.Then the backyard, which is where this one separates itself. Stamped concrete and flagstone patios wrap the house. Under a mature vine-covered arbor strung with lights sits a real outdoor kitchen: built-in stone bar and grilling station with water, electric, and a gas line run straight to the grill, so nobody is hauling a propane tank out mid-party. The grill and fire table stay. Lawn, raised planters, mature palms, and a private side patio off the family room slider.Built in 2008 on one of the widest lots in Henderson Cottages, where most homes sit on about 6,500 square feet. Yours has 8,712.