1844 Sommarie Way Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
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Welcome Home to the newer construction Townhouse you have always dreamed of! Built in 2015 to meet stringent Florida Hurricane Building Codes, this stunning 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom, 2-car garage end unit townhome on a premium lot offers 1,604 sq. ft. of modern living. Every door and window is equipped with HURRICANE-RATED protection, and its Flood Zone X designation means NO FLOOD INSURANCE REQUIRED. The rare Island Kitchen floor plan is a Chef's Dream with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, glass backsplash, walk-in pantry, and elegant wood cabinetry. Relax on the brand-new composite plank rear deck overlooking a serene conservation area and trail, with no rear neighbors and the community pool just steps away. Conveniently located, you’ll be just minutes from the Pinellas Beaches and the historic Sponge Docks, where authentic Greek cuisine, waterfront shops, boat tours, and annual festivals bring Tarpon Springs’ Mediterranean spirit to life. Outdoor lovers will enjoy easy access to the Pinellas Trail - ideal for walking, jogging, or cycling along the Gulf Coast. Meticulously maintained, this home includes a transferable pest control contract (valid through April 2026) and an American Home Shield home warranty (valid through July 14, 2026). Additional highlights include new gutters, engineered wood plank flooring on the main level (except the bathroom), and a washer/dryer conveniently located upstairs near the bedrooms. This pet-friendly community is zoned for the top rated schools of Tarpon Springs Elementary, Middle, and High Schools, plus the nearby St. Petersburg College campus offers the St. Petersburg Collegiate Program for High School students wanting to complete college credits prior to graduating. This beautiful Townhome won't last long. Make your private showing appointment today!
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