This house needs renovation but comparables go up to more than $500k after renovated. 0. 22 acres lot. Don’t miss this opportunity.
Visit this property in TEMPLE TERRACE:
412 COURTNEY DRIVE, TEMPLE TERRACE FL 33617
This home sits on one of the larger lots in the neighborhood. As you step inside you will notice the front to back open layout, connecting the living room, kitchen to the extra bonus room in the rear of the home. The kitchen features dark wood...
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4431 W WISCONSIN AVENUE, TAMPA FL 33616
In the primary en-suite is a luxurious freestanding soaking bathtub for pampering, a seamless glass enclosed tiled shower, double vanity Quartz topped with undermount sinks, a private water closet, and in the main bedroom is a deep walk-in closet....
Visit this property in LAND O LAKES:
3767 E LAKE DRIVE, LAND O LAKES FL 34639
You can walk and carry your Kayak to the water or bike and walk to all parades. The Loft area is also a lavish balcony that over looks the Living Room and is flex space for a work office, art studio, media room, game room and exercise area. 8 feet...
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5824 INTERBAY BOULEVARD, TAMPA FL 33611
School LOCATOR (find your school by home address): Hillsborough | Pasco | Pinellas
PUBLIC Schools: Hillsborough | Pasco | Pinellas
PRIVATE Schools: Hillsborough | Pasco | Pinellas
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