Corkscrew Estates is fifty-nine homes behind one gate on Corkscrew Road, each set on three-quarters of an acre or more. This home sits about half a mile in from the road on nearly a full acre, and its entire back line, some 260 feet, borders 175 acres of county-owned conservation land.Those are the pines you see from the pool. Mornings start on the sun shelf with the tree line just past the screen, and evenings end in the raised spa under the cage lights.The screened lanai runs more than fifty f...Corkscrew Estates is fifty-nine homes behind one gate on Corkscrew Road, each set on three-quarters of an acre or more. This home sits about half a mile in from the road on nearly a full acre, and its entire back line, some 260 feet, borders 175 acres of county-owned conservation land.Those are the pines you see from the pool. Mornings start on the sun shelf with the tree line just past the screen, and evenings end in the raised spa under the cage lights.The screened lanai runs more than fifty feet across. An outdoor kitchen with a Coyote grill and a flat-top griddle means Saturday breakfast and Saturday dinner can both happen outside. Glass doors open the great room straight onto the pool.Inside, the home is one level, built in 2023, with 2,708 square feet under air, three bedrooms, a den, and three and a half baths. Coffered ceilings lift the great room. The kitchen island seats four, and the bar just off it, with its own beverage refrigerator, is where guests settle while dinner comes together.The primary suite keeps its own side of the home, with a bay of tall windows looking out to the pool. Guests stay on the opposite side in two bedrooms of their own, and the den by the entry is set up today as an office.The builder closed its final home in Corkscrew Estates in 2025, and only eighteen of the fifty-nine lots back onto the conservation land. Every home here comes with the acreage. This one also has the pines behind it.