Toll Brothers at Willow: Estero Farmhouse Model

Model Description

The all new pre-construction floorplan called the Estero Farmhouse, located at Toll Brothers at Willow in Punta Gorda, FL built by Toll Brothers. This Estero Farmhouse model has 3 beds, 2 baths, 0 half baths, 2080 sqft, 2 car garage, 1 story and price TBD. This Single Family style home features Designer Appointed Features.

All for the price of TBD!
Punta Gorda has never looked so good – or been so cheap! In Toll Brothers at Willow, Toll Brothers introduces the Estero Farmhouse, a spacious 1 story Single Family home. You and your family will have plenty of space with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a 2 car garage, and 2080 square feet of living space. One look at this will persuade you.

The Estero perfectly complements every lifestyle with an attractive open-concept floor plan and luxury appointments. A soaring great room with optional coffered ceiling can be found past the elegant foyer hallway, providing desirable access to the spacious covered lanai. Central to a generous casual dining area, the kitchen is a chef’s dream with highlights including a large pantry as well as ample counter and cabinet space that surrounds an impressive center island with breakfast bar. Complementing the stunning primary bedroom suite is a sizable walk-in closet and a gorgeous primary bath complete with dual vanities, a large luxe shower, and a private water closet. Secluded off the foyer, secondary bedrooms feature sizable closets and share a hall bath. Additional highlights of the Estero include an ample flex room, an easily accessible laundry, a convenient everyday entry, and plenty of additional storage.

Quick Move-In Highlights
Extended lanai with sweeping east-facing lake views creates a stunning backdrop for outdoor living
Soaring great room with optional coffered ceiling details and seamless connection to outdoor spaces
Gourmet kitchen featuring expansive center island, abundant storage, and premium appointments
Private bedroom wing design ensures optimal separation between living and sleeping spaces