2481 Burnice Dr Clearwater, FL 33764
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About this home
One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Welcome to 2481 Burnice Drive in the desirable Tropic Hills neighborhood of Clearwater. This beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 3-bath home in Flood Zone X (non-flood) offers style, comfort, and functionality. Featuring a brand-new roof, tankless Wi-Fi hot water heater, freshly painted interior and exterior, and a versatile permitted office from a partial garage conversion, this residence is truly move-in ready. The split floor plan provides exceptional privacy, with the primary suite tucked away in its own wing. This spacious retreat features a spa-like ensuite bath and a custom walk-in closet. On the opposite side, two additional bedrooms and a bathroom are perfect for family or guests. Designed for entertaining, the open kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining area which boasts a custom built-in dry bar with wine fridge and tons of storage. Two separate living spaces create endless possibilities for relaxation, work, or play. The enclosed back patio with vinyl windows delivers year-round indoor-outdoor living and can easily be conditioned with a mini-split if desired. This enclosed backyard retreat comes complete with a hot tub, bar, and bar seating—ideal for gatherings or quiet evenings under the stars. Beyond the enclosed patio, this backyard is perfect for entertaining with pavered firepit area, storage shed, and is fully fenced for privacy and peace of mind. Situated on a corner lot with a circular driveway, the property offers abundant parking for multiple vehicles, boats, or recreational toys. Garage has partial conversion. Laundry in garage, as well as third full bathroom. Conveniently located off of US 19, near shopping, dining, and Clearwater’s award-winning beaches, this home blends thoughtful updates with a flexible layout to suit every lifestyle.
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