3415 Sagebrush St Harmony, FL 34773
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One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. BACK ON MARKET [Buyers Home Sale fell through] Spectacular waterview home located in a gorgeous gated golf community. Welcome to The Lakes at Harmony, an active adult 55+ golf and nature lovers community. This spacious unit features 2-bedrooms, 2 full baths, an office space with a one-story open floor plan great for entertaining. This special home is located on a beautiful lake. The gourmet kitchen features large center island and pantry space overlooking the lake. The bright open living space has plenty of natural light which opens into an oversized screened lanai. The master bedroom features a lakeview, glass shower, double sinks and a large walk-in closet. This amazing home has many upgrades including solar, ceiling fans, screened lanai. Residents of The Lakes enjoy an exclusive resort style clubhouse offering a zero-entry pool, fireplace, grill area, gathering room, activity room and gym. Residents enjoy pickleball, tennis, bingo, book club, chess, tai chi and many other wonderful activities. Lakes residents also have access to 2 other pools, walking/hiking trails, an 18-hole Johnny Miller golf course, coffee shop, pizza parlor, and other restaurants as well as access to Buck Lake with complimentary boats and yearlong activities in Town Square. The Lakes at Harmony is peaceful and serene, with natural beauty wherever you look from amazing sunsets to deer, cranes and turkeys. The Lakes is located in Harmony Florida, an 11,000-acre development, surrounded by a conservation preserve, and is 40 miles SE of Orlando, 40 minutes to Disney and 30 minutes to Orlando Airport and Melbourne beaches. HOA pays for yard maintenance and exterior pest control. Buyer to verify all room dimensions, square footage and HOA restrictions.
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