13377 Elise Ln Spring Hill, FL 34609
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One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. HARD-TO-FIND 3-BEDROOM POOL HOME ON A HALF-ACRE LOT - FENCED BACKYARD, LOW HOA, AND PRIME SPRING HILL LOCATION! Welcome to 13377 Elise Ln—a rare find in today's market! This 3-BEDROOM, 2-BATHROOM, 2-CAR SIDE-ENTRY GARAGE home sits on a LARGE HALF-ACRE LOT in a beautiful deed-restricted community with sidewalks, mature landscaping, and well-kept larger homes. With a LOW HOA of just 50 annually, you'll enjoy the benefits of a neighborhood without breaking the bank. Step inside and you'll immediately notice—NO CARPET ANYWHERE! The split floor plan makes everyday living easy, with the spacious primary suite tucked away for privacy. The primary bathroom is designed for comfort, featuring HIS & HERS CLOSETS, DOUBLE SINKS, and a GARDEN TUB—the perfect spot to unwind at the end of the day. On the opposite side of the home, you'll find two generously sized guest bedrooms, both with WALK-IN CLOSETS, sharing a full guest bath that also serves as a POOL BATH for convenience. The heart of the home is the open living area that flows right out to the SCREEN-ENCLOSED POOL—ideal for those sunny Florida afternoons. The backyard is FULLY FENCED, giving you plenty of space for pets, gardening, or outdoor gatherings. Updates include a NEWER ROOF and A/C (2013), so you can move in with peace of mind. The location? Unbeatable. You're just minutes from Challenger K-8 Magnet School, close to SR 50 with endless shopping and dining options, and only a short drive to the Suncoast Parkway—putting you in Tampa in about 45 minutes. Enjoy the laid-back lifestyle of Spring Hill and Hernando County, where you'll find parks, golf courses, and the famous Weeki Wachee Springs, yet still be close enough to the excitement, entertainment, and career opportunities of Tampa Bay. If you've been searching for a pool home on a large lot with an excellent location, THIS IS THE ONE.
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