10364 Lightner Bridge Dr Tampa, FL 33626
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Great opportunity in one of the BEST LOCATIONS in Westchase – across the street from the Village center restaurants, shops, parks, tennis & community pool! Baybridge playground is located at the end of the block, and a tunnel that opens to the community pool and tennis courts. Featuring 4 bedrooms (the 4th bedroom was combined with the primary suite but can be converted back into a separate room) + Bonus room + 3 baths + 3 car garage; two living rooms and two dining rooms. The outdoor oasis offers an expansive screened-in outdoor living room and a fully fenced backyard (with room for a private pool). The foyer entryway opens into a spacious formal living room and formal dining room; laminate floors and high ceilings. The kitchen has wood cabinetry, Corian counters with tile backsplash, stainless appliance package including gas range; perfect for entertaining. The kitchen opens into the family room and a dinette. The primary suite features gorgeous views of the backyard, and the primary bathroom has a double vanity, an oversized glass shower, a garden tub with a large walk-in closet. Two additional rooms are in a separate wing of the home. The Bonus room is the only room upstairs and it has an en-suite bathroom. Notable Features Include: Dimensional Shingle Roof 2014, NEW Interior Paint 2024-25, NEW Exterior Paint 2025, AC System 2017, Washer & Dryer, Upgraded Bathrooms 2025, New Whole-House Plumbing 2025, NEW Carpet 2025. Enjoy RESORT-STYLE living with amenities including, two community pools w/a waterslide, basketball courts, tennis courts, pickleball courts, athletic field, three playgrounds, & a top-rated school district – Westchase, Davidson, and Alonso. Westchase was just named the best suburb in Florida by Niche. Easy access to the Veteran’s, Airport, Downtown, & 30/45 minutes to Clearwater/St. Pete beaches.
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