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Miami-inspired, ultra-modern home debuts in Fort Walton Beach this weekend

JP Carducci Construction's latest project features Miami-inspired design, marble countertops and custom finishes in Fort Walton Beach's Elliott Point neighborhood.

Jared Williams

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A newly constructed home at 353 Okaloosa Road in Fort Walton Beach will host an open house Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., showcasing ultra-modern design in the Elliott Point neighborhood.

The 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home spans 2,765 square feet and features a bold black exterior with warm wood trim and stone finishes. JP Carducci Construction built the property, which is listed at $800,000 by Nikki Segraves Wood with ERA American Real Estate.

The open-concept interior includes soaring ceilings, recessed lighting throughout and a chef’s kitchen with a large island, marble countertops, custom backsplash and hidden butler’s pantry. The home features integrated surround sound in the living room, primary suite and master bathroom.

The master suite includes dual vanities, a walk-in closet with custom shelving and an oversized shower. The split-bedroom floor plan provides privacy for residents.

The home sits in Elliott Point, located half a mile from Ferry Park, which offers pickleball courts, disc golf, walking trails and a turtle pond. The property includes a four-car garage and was completed in 2025.

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OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEKEND
353 Okaloosa Road, Fort Walton Beach
Saturday, May 24 | 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

$800,000 | MLS #976454
Listed by Nikki Segraves Wood, ERA American Real Estate

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