192 Blue Marlin Dr Oldsmar, FL 34677
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Just listed in the highly sought-after Gull-Aire Village-enjoy peace and quiet in this prime location! This spacious home offers 1,274 square feet of comfortable living space, complemented by a beautiful two hundred square-foot air-conditioned Florida room, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. You are just a short stroll from the community pool and clubhouse. The home features sturdy plywood subfloors with laminate flooring throughout. Major updates include an A/C and water heater installed in 2023, ensuring year-round comfort. Updated windows and siding. Roof-over. Washer and Dryer are in the utility room. Pavers on driveway and parking pad. Gull-Aire Village is known for its vibrant social scene. The clubhouse hosts monthly planned activities and includes amenities such a pool table, shuffleboard, bocce ball court, and a heated pool and spa. Stay active with regular yoga, pool exercise, bingo, cards, and line dancing. The neighborhood is also golf cart friendly! HOA fees are just $60 per month. The community is pet friendly-you can have one pet of any size, and a second pet is allowed with a doctor's letter for emotional support. Best of all, you own your land. Convenience is at your doorstep. Across the street from the community, you will find AMC Theatres, Bealls, Marshalls, PetSmart, Five Below, and Dollar Store, along with popular dining spots like Shaker & Peel, Craft Street Kitchen, Mandola's, Country Pizza Italian Grill, and Eve's Family Restaurant. Super Walmart, Publix, and Countryside Hospital are only minutes away. Love the outdoors? The beautiful beaches of Honeymoon Island and Caladesi State Park are about ten miles away, and there is a scenic biking and walking trail along the canal with access points from the community. Room sizes are approximate. Do not miss this opportunity to live in one of Oldsmar's most desirable communities!
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