2117 Barcelona Dr, CLEARWATER, FL 33764

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Virtually Staged. This single-family home in the Sunset Gardens neighborhood offers practical updates and an expansive outdoor space. Out front, the property features a newly enlarged concrete driveway completed in 2025. Inside, the home gets plenty of natural light, featuring two garden windows that are ideal for indoor plants. The layout includes three bedrooms, plus a versatile bonus Florida room that works well as an office, hobby space, or a fourth bedroom option. A mini-split HVAC system allows for independent temperature control in individual rooms. Recent practical interior updates include new luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring installed in the main living spaces in 2025 and extended into the bedrooms in May 2026, and new bedroom ceiling fans added in 2025. The hall bathroom features a new mini-tile update, and privacy panels have been added to the second bath. The kitchen and laundry areas are equipped with updated major appliances, including a refrigerator, range, dishwasher, and a front-load washer. A traditional, stacked front-loading laundry maximizes the utility layout. Major structural updates provide added peace of mind, featuring a TPO roof installed in late 2024 with a transferable 10-year labor warranty, new bedroom doors, and new windows in the bathroom. The property is located in Evacuation Zone D. The backyard is a standout feature of the property, offering the largest yard in the neighborhood. It features a privacy fence installed in 2025, with open access to the front yard. The outdoor space features a shaded paver patio surrounded by established Florida greenery, including Plumeria, Hibiscus, Bleeding Hearts, Bougainvillea, and Bromeliads. Outdoor storage is covered with a durable, floored 4x6 resin garden shed. The setup includes a lawnmower, leaf blower, and various garden tools, offering immediate convenience for the new homeowner. This home provides a solid, updated interior paired with a fantastic yard.

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