27114 Greenfly Orchid Ln Leesburg, FL 34748
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Perfectly Positioned for Serenity: Water Views Framed by Trees, Sunrises & Moonrises in Legacy of Leesburg. Discover this captivating Tantallon model, ideally set on a rare water-view lot in the sought-after Legacy of Leesburg community. Thoughtfully designed and beautifully appointed, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers the perfect blend of comfort and style. Step inside to an open great room with volume ceilings and a designated dining space, ideal for gatherings. Architectural details such as arched doorways, built-in niches, and plant shelves add charm throughout. The designer kitchen shines with raised-panel cabinetry, tasteful glass door accents, a convenient entertainment bar, and a cheerful breakfast nook. Adjacent, the laundry room features built-ins, a utility sink, and a bright window for added functionality. The owner’s suite provides a private retreat with sliding doors to the lanai, two oversized closets, and a spa-like bath boasting dual vanities with Corian counters, an enlarged tiled shower, and a pocket-door water closet. Guests enjoy their own wing with a comfortable bedroom and full bath for privacy. Additional highlights include abundant closet space, double-paned windows, upgraded tile, added attic insulation, new carpet in the bedrooms (2025), new HVAC system and water heater (2024), fresh exterior paint (2023) and roof was replaced (2019). Outdoors, the resort-style screened lanai—enhanced with acrylic sliders—offers serene, picture-perfect water views. Living in Legacy of Leesburg means embracing a “nature-themed” lifestyle, with miles of walking trails and nearly half the community’s acreage devoted to conservation. Residents also enjoy a full array of resort-style amenities, low HOA fees covering yard mowing, cable TV, internet, and secure RV/boat storage. This home offers the perfect balance of beauty, comfort, and active living—ready to be enjoyed today.
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