6309 Avocado Dr Indian Lake Estates, FL 33855
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Discover your dream home in the tranquil community of Indian Lake Estates! This beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home with 2,543 sq. ft. of living space sits on a .5-acre lot with direct canal access to the famous Lake Walk-In-Water, one of Florida’s premier bass fishing lakes. Enter through the screened front porch and double doors into a bright, open interior highlighted by elegant archways, a split floorplan, and multiple living areas. The home features a separate living room, dining room, and a large bonus room that can serve as a family room or game room. A dedicated office offers flexibility as a potential 4th bedroom. The updated kitchen and bathrooms shine with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, a breakfast bar, and a sunny dinette area. The private primary suite includes its own foyer, a spa-like ensuite with garden tub, separate shower, and dual sinks, and plenty of space for relaxation. Step outside to your backyard oasis! Enjoy a solar-heated pool with fountain (resurfaced in 2023), a fenced yard with fruit trees, and two sheds with electric. For water lovers, a 14x18 dock and boathouse with a 4,500 lb lift make boating, fishing, and water skiing easy. As a resident of Indian Lake Estates, you’ll have access to outstanding amenities: an 18-hole golf course, tennis and shuffleboard courts, basketball, a shooting range, a 23,000 sq. ft. clubhouse, restaurant, churches, and more. Nature lovers will enjoy frequent sightings of deer, turkey, and sandhill cranes. Located just an hour from Orlando and Tampa, this home is ideal as a full-time residence or a peaceful weekend retreat. Cast a line from Florida’s longest freshwater fishing pier, stretching 1,000+ feet into Lake Walk-In-Water, or enjoy endless water activities right from your own backyard. Whether you’re looking to rest, relax, or rejuvenate, this property offers the perfect blend of comfort, recreation, and natural beauty.
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