7518 Tangle Brook Blvd Gibsonton, FL 33534
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One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Brand New Roof installed October 2025. Impressive Gibsonton home situated on a gorgeous conservation lot with no front neighbors. You will find your long awaited and sought-after Florida dream home. All your new home awaits is your personal décor. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garage. KB Built home. Freshly painted exterior, landscaped front yard with concrete curbing, palm trees, and outdoor lighting. The well designed split bedroom floor plan maximizes privacy with its private master retreat in the back of the home. The secondary bedrooms are located towards the front of the home, along with the laundry room for added convenience. The entry hallway opens up to a huge great room, dining space and kitchen with ceramic tile flooring. The entire living space opens up with sliding glass doors out to the large covered screened patio that's perfect to watch the sunrise across conservation. Lots of natural light in this home with the 9' ceilings and windows around the home. The oversized kitchen with island with stone access, 42" maple cabinets, with hardware, stone backsplash, black stainless range with double oven, black granite counter top, double bowl sink with black pull down faucet, recessed lighting, walk in pantry, pendant lighting. The oversized master suite offers a walk in closet, en suite bathroom with maple cabinets with nickel hardware, gentleman's height vanity with two sinks, chrome faucets and light fixtures, ceramic tile floor. Walk in shower with crown frame, soaking tub. The secondary bedrooms share a bathroom with a tub/shower combo, with maple cabinets with nickel hardware, crome light and faucet, ceramic tile flooring. Ceiling fans included. Washer and dryer in laundry room included, maple cabinets above washer and dryer are perfect for storage. Fully fenced backyard. No CDD fee's and low HOA fee's. Refrigerator, dishwasher and range 2023.
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