1833 BENOIT TER,  1833 BENOIT TER,
DAVENPORT, FL 33837 DAVENPORT, FL 33837

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Under contract-accepting backup offers. *Offering interest rate buy-down or closing cost credit through preferred lender* What if home felt like a five-star resort — but better, because it’s yours? Welcome to 1833 Benoit Terrace, where luxury meets laid-back Florida living inside the 24-hour guard-gated community of Providence. From the moment you step through the door, you can feel it — space, light, and a sense of calm that only comes from being somewhere special. Over 3, 000 square feet of perfectly designed living space invites you to slow down, stretch out, and enjoy. Do you love to cook, or at least look like you do? The chef’s kitchen is the heart of this home — with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a butler’s pantry, and a massive island that practically dares you to host your next dinner party. Picture the laughter, the music, the sound of clinking glasses echoing across the open living area. Need flexibility? You’ve got it. A main-floor flex room for guests or your home office, plus an upstairs loft ready for movie nights, gaming marathons, or your dream creative space. With five bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths, everyone gets their own corner of comfort. But the real magic? It’s out back. Step through the sliding doors and you’re greeted by your private heated saltwater pool, glowing under color-changing lights, music playing softly from the built-in outdoor speakers. Fire up the outdoor kitchen, pour a drink, and watch the sun dip behind the 9th hole of the golf course — with no rear neighbors in sight. Can you picture that moment? Inside and out, this home is built to impress — energy-efficient windows, upgraded tile, professional maintenance, and a layout that feels both grand and effortless. And when you’re ready to explore? You’re steps from the clubhouse, pools, fitness center, tennis courts, and that championship golf course Providence is famous for — all with low HOA fees and no CDD. So here’s the question: Why just visit a resort when you could live in one — every single day?

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