About 22 Wexford On The Green
A rare opportunity to own the only townhome on the market with panoramic Broad Creek views, this extraordinary 7BR, 7.5BA residence offers nearly 6,500 sq ft of impeccably crafted living space. Built by renowned Cambridge Construction and owned by only one family, the home showcases exceptional detail throughout-custom millwork, wood flooring, fireplace, and an elevator servicing all floors. Designed for grand living and effortless entertaining, the main level features an open great room/kitchen/dining concept with breathtaking water views. The dream kitchen includes premium appliances, extensive cabinetry, generous workspace, and a wet bar. Multiple verandas invite you to unwind while taking in the stunning creek vistas and coastal breezes. The first-floor owner suite provides convenience and privacy, while additional living spaces include an office, media room, a 2nd level owner's suite, and a top-level retreat perfect for kids or grandkids, complete with separate boys' and girls' bunk rooms and their own gathering area. The lower level offers a spa/hot tub overlooking Broad Creek, providing an unparalleled backdrop for relaxation. A spacious garage accommodates multiple vehicles, ideal for full-time or multigenerational living. Located near distance of everything Wexford offers, this residence enjoys access to world-class amenities: a private harbour and marina, championship Arnold Palmer Signature golf course, tennis and pickleball courts, croquet lawn, resort-style pool complex, clubhouse dining, and a vibrant year-round social calendar. Ongoing enhancements-including a 4,800 sq ft clubhouse addition, 7,300 sq ft Harbour Center, and new standalone golf shop - are scheduled for completion by April 2026. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime offering - a stunning waterfront townhome with unmatched space, craftsmanship, and views, designed for gathering, celebrating, and creating unforgettable family memories. Purchaser to assume balance of special assessment ($9,800) over seven years.
