12507 CORTEZ ROAD W UNIT 58, CORTEZ, FL 34215

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Waterfront 55+ Co-Op Near Anna Maria Island | Pet-Friendly | Furnished Coastal Home in Cortez, FL. Discover affordable coastal living in Bradenton, Florida with this beautifully updated home in a pet-friendly 55+ waterfront co-op community near Sarasota Bay. Ideally located less than one mile from the pristine Gulf beaches of Anna Maria Island, this property is perfect for buyers searching for Florida beach homes near the water or a seasonal retreat on the Gulf Coast. Situated in the heart of Cortez, one of the last authentic fishing villages in the U.S., this home offers a rare combination of Old Florida charm, waterfront access, and modern updates. Move-In Ready & Fully Furnished - Renovated following the 2024 hurricane season, this turnkey furnished home includes appliances and most furnishings—ideal for buyers seeking a ready-to-enjoy Florida waterfront property. Interior upgrades include: New carpet in main living areas and laminate flooring in kitchen and bathrooms, Key Property Features: New roof (July 2023), Central A/C (2019), In-unit laundry with stackable washer/dryer, Well-maintained and thoughtfully updated. Step outside and enjoy direct access to a private community dock and fishing pier on Sarasota Bay, where you can take in year-round sunset views over the water—a major draw for buyers searching for waterfront homes with sunset views in Bradenton. This 55+ waterfront community near Anna Maria Island offers a relaxed, low-maintenance lifestyle just minutes from: Gulf beaches and boating. Waterfront dining and fresh local seafood, shopping, entertainment, and medical facilities. Whether you're looking for a winter getaway, retirement home, or full-time residence on Florida’s Gulf Coast, this property delivers value, location, and true coastal living. Own a slice of waterfront paradise near Anna Maria Island—at a price point that’s increasingly hard to find. Audio/video recording in use via in-home camera system.

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