1026 Montgomery Ln Polk City, FL 33868
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Tucked between Auburndale and Polk City, Auburn Cove blends outdoor lifestyle and convenience. Stroll the neighborhood park with its walking path, picnic tables, benches, and open playfield. Let the dogs run at the dog park, or hop on the Auburndale TECO Trail with direct neighborhood access. With I-4 only two miles away, you’ll enjoy seamless travel to Orlando, Tampa, or Lakeland while keeping you close to local shopping, dining, and recreation. Step inside to experience the 2022 Highland Homes “Shelby” floor plan, thoughtfully designed for today’s lifestyle. The spacious great room showcases an inviting hub for entertaining or quiet nights in, anchored by a chef-inspired kitchen with a large center island, abundant cabinets and counter space, and a 6x7 walk-in pantry. An adjoining dining area brings everyone together, and sliding glass doors lead to the 10x15 screened lanai, ideal for relaxing or enjoying backyard gatherings. The primary suite reveals a retreat with double-door entry, tray ceiling, and 6x7 walk-in wardrobe. The en-suite bath features dual vanities, a tile walk-in shower, private water closet, and an extra linen closet for added storage. Two of the secondary bedrooms are joined by a Jack-and-Jill bath with dual sinks, linen storage, and a tile tub/shower complete with a built-in bench/shelf, while the fourth bedroom provides flexibility for a home office or guest space. Additional highlights include a guest powder room off the foyer and an inside laundry room with counter space for folding, added storage, and a convenient drop zone for bags, backpacks, or shoes. Located near the sought out Berkley Charter School and Florida Polytechnic University, this home combines thoughtful design, modern finishes, and unbeatable location – ready to fit your lifestyle in the heart of Central Florida.
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