9640 E White Egret Path Inverness, FL 34450
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I've heard the kitchen is the heart of the home and there is nothing more true about this gorgeous home. This home is an entertainers dream. With several dining and gathering areas and plenty of space to lounge, this is the Florida lifestyle non Floridians think of. The open floorplan allows you to choose the layout (and change your mind a million times) as the seasons and personal tastes change. The Neutral pallet will support any design choice or flare. A 3rd bedroom is a versatile space that can be used for an office, craft or a reading room depending on your needs. The rear all season, air conditioned Florida room is a nice place to kick back and relax with a book or puzzle or host a game night. The seller is even willing to replace the roof with an acceptable contract. This home really has it all and is just waiting for it's new owner to come and make amazing memories. Go fishing or take the boat out on to Lake Henderson from the community boat launch where your boat can be securely stored for ease of access to the water. Fishing not your thing? Well, enjoy a couple rounds of golf next door at the newly renovated course and eatery or mosey down the street to the community salt water pool. Living at the Moorings gives you the full relaxed Florida lifestyle. Enjoy all this with an HOA that keeps the community well-manicured and beautiful. Your HOA also provides cable, WIFI, lawn maintenance and trash service. With quaint downtown Inverness right around the lake it's convenient to enjoy the monthly market at the Depot, all the festivals and car shows or to grab a bite to eat at one of the restaurants in the square. If the care free Florida lifestyle is calling you, you should call me. This is your place. Call for your personal tour. I love showing this place off.
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