Renan Rodrigues

Under Construction. Discover the Downing floorplan at Crosswinds in Haines City, featuring 1,302 square feet, three bedrooms and two bathrooms, this home prioritizes efficient living without sacrificing an ounce of warmth. Step inside and be greeted by a thoughtfully arranged space, designed to maximize both comfort and flow. Luxury vinyl flooring guides you through the home, setting the stage for everyday living. The heart of the Downing is its open concept living area, where the living room and kitchen merge seamlessly, fostering connection and ease. This central space, bathed in natural light, is perfect for cozy evenings or casual gatherings. The kitchen, a model of efficiency, is equipped with modern appliances and well-organized storage, making meal preparation a breeze. Each of the three bedrooms provides a tranquil escape, with the primary suite offering a private bathroom for added convenience. The second bathroom, strategically located, serves the remaining bedrooms with ease. Like every Crosswinds home, the Downing is built with all concrete block construction and integrated smart home technology. This allows you to effortlessly manage your home's systems, from lighting to temperature, all from the palm of your hand, whether you're relaxing inside or out and about. The Downing floorplan is ideal for those seeking a streamlined, comfortable lifestyle. It's a place where thoughtful design meets modern convenience, creating a true sense of home. Experience the blend of simplicity and sophistication at Crosswinds. Contact us today and find your home at Crosswinds. *Photos are of similar model but not that of the exact house. Pictures, photographs, colors, features, and sizes are for illustration purposes only and will vary from the homes as built. Home and community information including pricing, included features, terms, availability, and amenities are subject to change and prior sale at any time without notice or obligation. Please note that no representations or warranties are made regarding school districts or school assignments; you should conduct your own investigation regarding current and future schools and school boundaries.*