832 Vienna Dr Winter Haven, FL 33884
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**PRICE IMPROVEMENT** Welcome to 832 Vienna Drive in sunny Winter Haven – where Southern hospitality meets modern living in the heart of the Villamar community. This gracious home features luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout the entire house and a wide open floor plan that’s perfect for family gatherings or friendly get-togethers. The kitchen is an open concept and ready for entertainment with sleek granite countertops, a classic tile backsplash, upgraded pantry shelving, and self closing cabinetry. In addition, the kitchen also features an upgraded Samsung Refrigerator with an interactive screen. The master suite is your own private retreat, complete with a garden tub, perfect for soaking the day away. A walk-in shower and his and hers vanities with thoughtful touches throughout. The house has a Jack and Jill bathroom which connects two additional bedrooms with a double vanity, and an additional half bath for guest. Bringing both style and function to your everyday routine. The laundry room has durable laminate countertops, perfect for folding right out of the dryer and built-in cabinets for that extra storage. With In wall pest control, keeping unwanted bugs out is simple and safe for indoor pets. Outside, you will find a screened in patio and a vinyl privacy fence with an attached privacy screen, perfect for pets and play. Completing the outside with rain gutters to keep everything tidy. Home alarm system. Situated in the friendly Villamar neighborhood, you'll enjoy resort-style amenities like a sparkling zero entry resort style community club pool, community clubhouse, community playground, and community-wide sidewalks for those evening Florida walks. The home is also situated a short distance from a rated A Elementary school. If you're lookin’ for charm, comfort, and a little touch of luxury in Central Florida, this home checks all the boxes. Come on by and see what Southern living is all about!
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