3150 Satilla Loop Odessa, FL 33556
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Look no further! Why wait for new construction? Curb appeal galore in this magnificent ICI Homes Serena pool home in Odessa's beautiful community of Asturia. The home features 2,225 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and an office/den. The open and light-filled living area beautifully combines a gourmet kitchen and great room with lovely views of the private pool/spa, pond and landscaping behind the highly upgraded home. Three-way split plan allows for privacy. A cook's kitchen with gas cooktop, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, tile backsplash and a large island with plenty of seating. Luxury vinyl plank floors run throughout the entire home with NO carpet. Laundry room with deep sink. Master bedroom features a master bathroom with double vanity, large stall shower, jetted soaking tub, beautiful decorative tile and large walk-in closet. Built-in speakers in the living area and in the lanai. Custom salt water pool with hot tub, waterfall, lighting, heater and full home width covered lanai allow for outdoor enjoyment while enjoying the beautiful pond area behind the property. Gorgeous built-in summer kitchen compliments the other upgrades with hot and cold running water. Home is pre-wired for landscape lighting, a generator (pad is already there) and for TV on the lanai. Laundry room and garage are both plumbed for sinks. Garage ceiling storage racks stay with home. Nicely landscaped. Asturia is an impressive community with charming architecture and is a short distance to all of Tampa Bay's many attractions; Gulf beaches, boating, local shopping, restaurants and Interstate-75, the Suncoast Parkway and Tampa International Airport. A great commute to points north and south. Make this beautiful home your own! MORE PHOTOS TO FOLLOW.
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