11411 Spring Gate Trl, BRADENTON, FL 34211

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Welcome to one of the most sought-after homes in Harmony Reserve, a private gated community in Lakewood Ranch with only 71 exclusive residences and the added benefit of natural gas. Beautifully maintained, this move-in-ready 4-bedroom, 3-bath home with loft offers 2,370 square feet of stylish living space, a 2-car garage, and exceptional indoor-outdoor living. Inside, you’ll find wood-look plank tile flooring throughout the main living areas, with carpet in select areas. If carpet is not the look you are going for, the seller is happy to offer a $5,000 credit at closing toward flooring, subject to agreed-upon terms. A long list of upgrades includes quartz countertops, an oversized kitchen island, extended pantry cabinetry, 8-foot doors, elegant wood stairs, whole-house water filtration, EV charging station, smart thermostats, and a smart security system. The open-concept floor plan is ideal for everyday living and entertaining, with four bedrooms plus a loft offering flexibility for guests, a home office, media room, or play space. Step outside to your fully fenced private backyard oasis featuring a custom heated pool and spa with premium upgrades, including a StoneScapes Touch of Glass finish, removable in-spa table, color-changing LED lights, and three MagicStream LED laminar water features—all controllable from your phone. For added peace of mind, the pool heater was replaced in October 2025. Additional outdoor highlights include a retractable awning, poolside swivel TV, and a custom outdoor bar and grill with utilities and refrigerator. HOA fees are just $360/month and include lawn maintenance, clubhouse with fitness center, resort-style pool, playground, and scenic walking trails. Ideally located to Fresh Market, Starbucks, restaurants, bars, salons, and gyms, all within award-winning Lakewood Ranch and zoned for top-rated schools. Homes like this rarely come available in Harmony Reserve—schedule your private showing today.

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