919 E Flora St Tampa, FL 33604
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About this home
A rare opportunity with flexibility, charm, and income potential. Discover now the perfect blend of charm, flexibility, and modern updates in this move-in-ready Seminole Heights home featuring a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom main residence, a fully furnished 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom guest house, and a versatile detached studio—ideal for a theater room, home office, gym, or creative retreat. The main home is 1,404 sq ft. Step inside to luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout and a stylishly renovated interior. The kitchen features soft grey cabinetry, gleaming quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a cozy eat-in dining area. A sliding glass door opens to a spacious patio, perfect for morning coffee or evening gatherings. The primary bath serves as a sleek ensuite, showcasing dual vanities and a tub/shower combo with a glass sliding door. While the guest house is 876 sq ft. An excellent option for rental income, extended family, or guests, this detached unit is being sold fully furnished. It offers durable LVP flooring, a kitchenette with gray cabinets, a stainless-steel sink, a refrigerator, a countertop griddle, a comfortable living/sleeping space, and an updated full bathroom with a modern gray vanity and tub/shower combo. Then the detached bonus studio is tucked at the rear of the property; this flexible space is currently used as a private theater room, but the possibilities are endless—think man cave, she shed, studio, or home gym. The large fenced backyard offers ample space for pets, play, and entertaining. Fire up the grill or unwind on the generous patio area—ideal for hosting friends and family. Perfectly positioned in vibrant Seminole Heights, you’re just minutes from I-275, popular parks, local eateries, breweries, and downtown Tampa. Call now and schedule your showing today! ***Main home and guest house can be sold furnished***FREE 1/0 Rate Buy Down when using the seller's preferred lender!**
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