28516 Tranquil Lake Cir Wesley Chapel, FL 33543
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Short Sale. Why wait to build when you can live in this stunning, turn-key home in The Arbors at Wiregrass Ranch, where style, space, and serenity meet!? This beautifully upgraded Marisol floor plan by Lennar offers over 2,300 sq ft of functional living space, including 3 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a versatile bonus room, and a 2-car garage — all backing to a peaceful wooded conservation view with no rear neighbors. No need to buy new when you can have it all and ready to move in. The open-concept main level features a large living and dining area, ideal for entertaining or relaxing. The kitchen is a chef’s dream with quartz countertops, 42” upper cabinets with crown molding, a large island with breakfast bar, and a walk-in pantry with plenty of storage. Sliding doors lead to your covered back patio, where you can enjoy Florida evenings with nature as your backdrop. Upstairs, you'll find a spacious bonus loft that can flex as a home office, game room, or cozy media space. The primary suite offers privacy and comfort, complete with a full upgraded bathroom which included a walk-in shower, double vanity, and an oversized walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms, a full bath, and a dedicated laundry room round out the second floor. Located just minutes from Wiregrass Mall, AdventHealth, Center Ice, Outlet mall, top-rated schools, dining, and I-75, this low-maintenance townhome offers the best of Wesley Chapel living. Sellers are willing to Buy-down your rate with an acceptable offer. Don’t let the term “short sale” scare you—this home is well-maintained and priced close to lender expectations. Unlike many distressed sales, it’s move-in ready with motivated sellers. Lender approval required—ask me how this process works. Schedule your showing today and see why this one feels like home!
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