1742 Mira Lago Cir Ruskin, FL 33570
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NEW ROOF WILL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO CLOSING. Are you looking for a home where you can enjoy the Florida weather year round? This is a gorgeous 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom, 3 car garage, WATERFRONT home in the GATED community of Mira Lago waiting for its new owners. This home is move in ready and has been recently UPDATED with new floors, fresh interior/exterior paint, and a LARGE, BEAUTIFUL LANAI area that has 60 feet of lakefront on a 65 acre lake. Sunrises in the morning and shade to keep you cool in the afternoon. As you enter the home, there is a large front room and a grand entryway. The living space of the home is open and inviting. This tasteful kitchen features travertine floors, corian counter tops, stainless steel appliances, a closet pantry, breakfast bar, and brand new island with gorgeous granite countertop. There is a dining nook in the kitchen with wainscot walls and updated lighting. All ceiling fans have been replaced within the past year. The laundry room is conveniently off the kitchen and has extra storage. The master bedroom and 4th bedroom both sit at the back of the house with their own private bathrooms. The master bedroom has his and her closets, double sinks, a garden tu, brand new lights, and a separate toilet room. Bedrooms 2 and 3 share a full bathroom. The large, upstairs bonus room can be used as an office, bedroom, man cave, play room, or media room and also has great LAKE VIEWS.The lanai area is HUGE and features an outdoor CUSTOM WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE and gorgeous views of the lake. Enjoy your evening meal here each day. Mira Lago is a well kept, safe, friendly community minutes to Tampa, St. Pete, Manatee County, area beaches, and many other amenities. The community has a heated pool, plenty of lakes/ ponds with fountains, basketball court and playground.
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