10162 SW 188th Ct Dunnellon, FL 34432
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Motivated Seller!!! As you enter this home you will love the open concept and the upgrades!!! The living area is large with patio doors to your screened Lanai. The kitchen is well appointed with plenty of cabinets, breakfast bar and granite counters. The dining area is nice with big windows and sliding doors to the lanai. The office/den/bedroom has private double doors with a large window with window seat. The primary bedroom has sliding doors to the lanai and walk-in closet. The primary ensuite has a roman shower, private water closet. The large vanity has granite counters and plenty of storage with a linen closet too! The guest bathroom has a walk-in shower with glass doors and safety bars. The laundry room is inside home with storage closet and sink. The 4-car garage is spacious!!! one side has an electric screen door with privacy built in. The screened lanai features dining space and spa for relaxing. The backyard is spacious and has landscaping for privacy. The home has a generator with inground propane tank. This home is located in the Rainbow Springs Country Club your ownership will provide you with private access to the Rainbow River Park. You can have a picnic, barbecue, go swimming at the private beach, tubing, canoeing, and kayaking from the private launch. You will also have access to the Community Center with restaurant. The Community Center offers pickleball courts, pool, gym, billiards, private meeting areas, and organized activities for the residents. Living in Dunnellon, Florida is quiet and peaceful just the perfect place to walk, bike ride and enjoy the beauty all around this river town. The area has restaurants, shopping, and hotels. You can drive 20- miles to Ocala, 30-miles to Crystal River, 40 miles to Gainesville. The WEC (World Equestrian Center) is 10 miles and hosts year-round activities.
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