15531 Martinmeadow Dr Lithia, FL 33547
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One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Luxury & Lifestyle in FishHawk Ranch’s Gated Martin Meadow. Welcome to the gated Martin Meadow neighborhood of FishHawk Ranch, where resort-style living meets everyday comfort. This Suarez-built 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom home with a 3-car garage boasts stunning curb appeal with stacked stone accents, mature Florida-native landscaping, and the ever-popular “Jasmine” floor plan, complete with soaring volume ceilings. Step inside to find formal living and dining rooms perfect for hosting, and an open-concept family room bathed in natural light. Sliding doors topped with an arched transom window lead to the screened lanai, where you’ll enjoy Florida’s famous indoor-outdoor lifestyle. The kitchen is ready for culinary adventures with stainless steel appliances, wood cabinetry, neutral gray Corian countertops, a generous center island and a bright breakfast nook overlooking the backyard. The owner’s retreat is a private sanctuary, flooded with light and featuring dual walk-in closets, a spa-inspired en-suite with double sinks, a jetted tub, and a walk-in shower. The triple-split floor plan gives everyone space: two bedrooms share a full bath in their own wing, a fourth bedroom has its own nearby bath (ideal for guests or in-laws), and upstairs you’ll find the fifth bedroom for work, play, or extra privacy. Outside, an extended screened and covered lanai overlooks a fully fenced backyard with lush green grass, perfect for pets, play, and weekend barbecues. Living here means access to FishHawk Ranch’s top-tier amenities: multiple resort-style pools, the Aquatic Center, miles of trails, fitness center, skate park, Park Square shops & dining, and more. Plus, A-rated schools. This is more than a house… it’s your next chapter in one of Tampa Bay’s most sought-after communities. Schedule your showing today and see why life is better in FishHawk Ranch.
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