12760 INDIAN ROCKS ROAD UNIT 1004, LARGO, FL 33774

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Under contract-accepting backup offers. Fresh Market - Fresh Opportunity! Priced to sell! Wake up to peaceful Intracoastal Waterway views and end each day with breathtaking Florida sunsets from this beautifully updated, fully furnished first-floor condominium. NO WATER INTRUSION FROM RECENT STORMS. This exceptional one-bedroom, one-bath residence is truly turnkey—just bring your wardrobe! Every detail has been thoughtfully included, from furnishings and two TVs to all appliances, a fully stocked kitchen with dishes, silverware, cookware, small appliances, and even a well-equipped utility room, a queen bed and dresser so easy to move right in. Beautiful tile flooring flows throughout the home, creating a bright, clean, and inviting coastal retreat. The bedroom offers tranquil views of the Intracoastal Waterway, while the front of the unit overlooks a lush tropical courtyard and one of the community’s beautifully renovated heated pools with a new and attractive brick-paver sun deck. Enjoy an impressive collection of resort-style amenities, including two heated swimming pools, a hot tub, fitness center, clubhouse with pool table and ping pong table, library, internet and kitchen. Shuffleboard courts, tennis courts, kayak launch and bike storage, picnic areas with tiki hut tables, Bbq grill, expansive green space, and a designated car wash area. Relax on the waterfront deck with tables and chairs while watching dolphins play and boats cruise by, or take in spectacular sunsets over the Intracoastal. Residents also enjoy private gated access to scenic walking trails leading directly to Bonner Park. Whether you’re searching for a year-round residence, winter retreat, or future investment opportunity, this move-in-ready condominium offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and the Florida waterfront lifestyle. From the moment you arrive, you’ll understand why this is more than just a home—it’s your own piece of paradise.

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