9121 Shasta St Webster, FL 33597
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About this home
Discover the chance to enjoy the peaceful Country Life on 1.16 acres of quiet, tranquil land. The property is completely fenced with a chain link front and a privacy fence surrounding the entire back, offering a cozy and secure environment. Conveniently located close to everything, with easy access to Tampa, and just a short drive west to Brooksville and Spring Hill, or east to Clermont and Orlando. The famous Flea Market is only minutes away! There's even the possibility to rezone this property to agricultural, which is a fantastic bonus. This charming home, built in 2005, is ready for your personal touch. You can choose your own colors, appliances, and flooring to make it truly yours. It boasts 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a versatile den that could serve as a home office or an extra bedroom. The oversized 3-car garage includes a 220 hookup, perfect for hobbies or additional storage. Offering just under 2000 sq ft, the home features a thoughtful split floor plan, providing privacy in the primary suite with a large en suite bathroom and his & hers walk-in closets. All bedrooms have spacious walk-in closets, and the home features 36-inch pocket doors throughout. The kitchen is spacious with an eat-in bar, plenty of counter space for holiday baking, and cabinets for ample storage. It connects to a generous laundry room with a laundry tub. Energy-efficient upgrades include a solar system for the 80-gallon water heater, attic fan, double-pane tinted windows, a new drain field in 2020, and an A/C system installed in 2014 with handler fan. The circular driveway offers plenty of parking space for vehicles, boats, RVs, and toys. This property truly has the potential to become your dream home—customized to your liking. Call today to schedule a showing! All measurements are approximate.
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