13110 Elgar Pl Riverview, FL 33579
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About this home
Tucked at the end of a quiet street in the sought-after 55+ community of Villas on the Green, this 2-bedroom bungalow includes a 4-season lanai and SO MANY upgrades. The property enjoys a premium corner lot position, with foliage-covered fences that give you lots of privacy. And check out the curb appeal, which includes landscaped garden beds, pretty palm trees and a stylish, extra-wide driveway. But don't worry - the HOA covers all exterior maintenance! Inside the front door, you’ll find gleaming marble & LVP flooring, lots of natural light and a gorgeous fireplace that was given a facelift just last year. The updated kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances & soft-close cabinetry. From the kitchen, you can pass drinks and snacks directly to guests relaxing in the 4-season sunroom. Just steps away, the fenced-in, manicured backyard provides ample space for your garden. Back inside, the primary bedroom boasts a renovated ensuite with a slate floor, a custom-tiled shower and a vanity with lots of storage. The hallway bathroom has also been updated with a new vanity & fixtures. Other upgrades completed by the homeowners include a new roof, fresh exterior paint, new HVAC, complete PVC replumbing, a new hot water heater, new Levolor blinds and a new barn door. Don’t forget about all the storage in the attached 2-car garage. The gated community of Villas on the Green offers residents so many amenities! Within a few minutes of your front door, you can be at the heated community pool, clubhouse or fitness center. Tennis/basketball/shuffleboard courts+community park, too! The HOA fees here include trash, internet & basic cable. This neighborhood puts you close to numerous restaurants and shops, with easy access to Rt 301 & I-75. You can be sitting on the beach in 15 minutes, and you'll be less than 35 min from downtown & the airport.
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