7211 Tarrytown Dr Spring Hill, FL 34606
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Well-maintained block construction home with a long-lasting metal roof, situated on over half an acre of fully fenced property — offering space, privacy, and flexibility with no HOA or CDD. According to county records, Flood Zone X (no flood insurance required). This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home features no carpet, an oversized one-car garage, and a huge fully screened two-car carport, perfect for vehicle storage, boat parking, or covered outdoor space. A finished 200 sqft flex room (not included in heated square footage) provides a great bonus area for hobbies, storage, or a separate entry mudroom with direct backyard access. In addition, the property includes a detached finished flex building, ideal for a workshop, studio, office, or she-shed/man cave — adding lifestyle versatility that most homes in this price range don’t offer. Highlights: Metal roof — insurance-friendly for smooth Four Point inspection Finished detached flex building for workshop/studio/creative use 200 sqft finished bonus/flex room with storage closet and backyard access Oversized one-car garage plus giant screened two-car carport 0.53 acre fully fenced lot — room for pets, toys, trailers, or future pool No carpet — easy-care flooring throughout No HOA / No CDD — flexibility for RVs, boats, and equipment Flood Zone X (per county records) Located just minutes from shopping and dining, approximately 45–50 minutes to Tampa, and less than an hour to St. Pete Beach, this property offers the freedom of space with convenient access to everything. A rare combination of upgraded roofing, bonus flex spaces, and oversized lot — this one offers more than the typical Spring Hill home in this price range. View Tour 1 & Tour 2 videos
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