99 Blare Drive is much more than simply a concrete block pool home in the heart of Palm Coast. Situated directly across from 54 acres of conservation land, this home has been lovingly maintained and thoughtfully enhanced. From the travertine-floored front porch to the newly screened jetted-pool enclosure, this home offers comfort, beauty and savings. Let’s start at the top: comfort. This home has a split floorplan, vaulted ceilings, and personal touches like two dog doors for your furry friend and a wood-burning fireplace (atop a handmade tiled hearth) for you in the colder months. It’s a beautiful home. The bathrooms are bright, remodeled, and they pop. The floors are warm tones of tile and engineered hardwood (oak and teak). You can sit on your serene front porch and enjoy the vast nature in front of you, or you can lounge on your ample back porch and enjoy a pool day with the family. The yard is fenced, so your dog can join the party. Little surprises await, like fragrant, cedar-lined closets, a gas stove, or even the ceramic house number plate. That may seem small, but it is a tiny testament of how the sellers have lovingly cared for this home. As for savings, consider this: this house is solar-paneled; there is a propane tank for the gas stove and hot water heater; there is a well for watering the yard. This means that your water bill will be less than average, and your monthly electric bill will be very inexpensive. Additionally, this home is not overpriced (and maybe slightly underpriced, given the cost of the solar panels). It is zoned for the top-rated school in the County (Old Kings Elementary, an A+ rated school); it is 15 minutes from the beach; it is 30 minutes from Saint Augustine and 30 minutes from Daytona Beach. So, again, 99 Blare Drive is not simply a concrete block pool home in the heart of Palm Coast. It is comfortable, beautiful, valuable, in an excellent location, and it is meant for a family who will appreciate what it has to offer.