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Remarkable East Boca home on oversize lot .35 acres - over 2700 sq. ft. - open floor plan - new master bath 2021 - new 2020 main A/C - energy saving photo-voltaic system tied into the grid and solar HWH save money/benefit environment. Vaulted ceilings in main living area and primary bedroom. Bedroom #5/bath #3 have separate entrance - perfect for extended family, art/yoga/exercise studio or excellent work-from-home or homeschool space. Home has been well cared for 20+ years by current owners. Pool resurfaced and new tile 2021. Beautiful backyard garden - peaceful and serene! Main electrical panel upgraded 2015 and household surge protector added. Hurricane panels for all glass openings - front door, garage front and side doors impact resistant. Addison Mizner/Boca Middle/Boca High. See Hot water heater 80 gallons - heated by solar panel
Roof 2001 - see additional info below
Photo Voltaic system 2006 - first system in S Florida tied to grid. 2600 Watt system with supplies approx. 20% of annual energy needed in the home. Has generated 50,000 KW hours to date.
Kitchen floors and counters redone 2009
Main electrical panel replaced/rewired/upgraded 2015
Household surge protector 2015
Roof solar Hot Water panel
Garbage disposal 2015
Garage door Hurricane Impact Resistant 2016
Dishwasher - Bosch 2019
Pool pump 2019
Main A/C 2020 - 5 ton, 16 SEER Rheem split system with UV disinfectant system
Garage side door Hurricane Impact Resistant 2021
Pool resurfaced and tiles replaced 2021
Master bathroom completely renovated 2021
House exterior repainted 2021

Roof replacement in 2001 - Caldwell Roofing - the following additional reinforcement was done per owner:
- gables all reinforced with cross ties for hurricane wind conditions to resist leaning out/in (assorted 2x4,6 and 1x2,4 elements as needed)
- The two large Gables (west and east) secured to wall concrete tie beams below with structural steel 90 degree angle plates every ~ 3ft using tapcons , and lag screws into the Gable bottom plates.
- Garage gable secured at base with steel plates as possible and 2x's to joist below otherwise.
- All trusses w/o structural 90 degree angle plates connecting them to the wall concrete below were secured to concrete using: 16 penny common coated nails to fasten plates/straps to the trusses with nails bent on far side to prevent being pulled out; and tapcons to fasten the plates/straps into the concrete below. Approximately 70% of the truss wall connections were upgraded in this way.
- The few trusses that were unable to be tied directly to concrete were given additional cross ties to securely fastened neighboring trusses.
- Southern corner of 4 westernmost roof trusses connected to each other and western large gable using 2x6's producing one 8 x 8 ft "wind hardened structural element" at SW corner of roof (overhanging corner in pool enclosure).