424 N Carolina Ave Palm Harbor, FL 34683
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Welcome to your dream home in the heart of Ozona, the golf cart friendly, highly sought-after coastal community in Palm Harbor! This 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with a bonus room, man shed/office and additional bath SUFFERED NO DAMAGE from the hurricanes, giving homeowners valuable peace of mind in a coastal setting! The updated kitchen features a butcher block island, newer appliances and plenty of storage with upper cabinets to the ceiling. This home also includes updated bathrooms, a laundry room, an updated fireplace, an open family room/dining room/kitchen combo and luxury vinyl tile throughout. Step outside to the large, screened Florida room that overlooks the private, tropical backyard which is home to nine different types of palm trees. A fence encloses the property which includes a swim spa, and a finished shed with a bath that can be used as a pool shed, office or man cave. There is also an additional shed for storage along one side of the home as well as a storage area in the garage. The backyard boasts a large concrete area for lounging and entertaining. Ozona has no deed restrictions, no HOA fees and no rental restrictions. Drive your golf cart or walk to nearby restaurants, bars, the post office, downtown Palm Harbor, and waterfront piers to enjoy Florida’s beautiful sunsets. The Pinellas Trail across the street is perfect for bike rides and leisurely strolls, as is the Dunedin Causeway leading to the Honeymoon Island State Park entrance just three miles away. With Publix just a mile away, it is an easy walk to pick up a few groceries while getting exercise. The Ozona community is zoned for the highly desired Palm Harbor University High School, Palm Harbor Middle School and Ozona Elementary. The very quaint village of Ozona is one of Florida's oldest and most unique coastal communities and a wonderful place to call home.
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