11019 SE 170th Lane Rd Summerfield, FL 34491
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Stonecrest is a 55+ gated golf course community with all the amenities and 4 pools (one indoor), and just a Bridge Away By Golf Cart To The Villages! Stunning 3/2 Lilly model by Armstrong with a 2 Car Garage + Golf Cart Garage, and a New Lift Master Garage Door Opener! HVAC 2022! Room for a Pool! You will Love This Open Concept Floor Plan with Spacious, Light and Bright, with soaring 10 ft ceilings, just perfect for Entertaining Friends and Family! The Kitchen features All New Stainless Appliances (2024), Wood cabinetry, a Pantry Closet, Butler's Window to Dining area, Plenty of counter space, and an Eat -in Area. The Split Floor Plan offers maximum Privacy for both the Owners and their Guest, with the Primary suite commanding one side of the home while the guest bedrooms and guest bathroom are located on the opposite side of the home. The Luxurious Primary suite offers a Walk in Closet, and an En Suite bathroom. The En Suite bathroom showcases two sink vanity, and a Tiled Walk in Shower. The dining area offers sliding door access to the Enclosed Lanai with Tile flooring, making it effortless to enjoy relaxing evenings soaking in the Beautiful Sun Sets, and Fantastic Florida weather! Stonecrest is a 55+ gated golf course community with all the amenities, pools, pickleball courts, softball, 18 hole championship golf course, Broad Stripes Golf & Social Club and over 80 different clubs to join! Stonecrest is just a bridge away by golf cart to the Villages. It is a community with Private Roads and 24 Hour Security! As a private gated golf course community, you can expect a high level of privacy and security. Overall, this home offers a combination of Tremendous Outdoor Space, luxurious features, a desirable location, and a secure community setting. A WONDERFUL LIFESTYLE AWAITS YOU IN STONECREST!
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