320 Tropic Dr, OSPREY, FL 34229

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One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Welcome to this Partially Furnished home in the desirable 55+ cooperative community of The Arbors!This property in The Arbors stands out primarily for its rare inclusion of a separate adjacent lot, providing significant flexibility for either added privacy or future expansion. This is a very special property as it includes a second lot with an existing beautiful gazebo and lighting. The possibilities are endless as this space can be kept for leisure or used to build an additional home. The seller invested $28,000 in fundamental upgrades, includin g: New subflooring and moisture barrier, Laminate flooring throughout main living areas and bathrooms, and Fresh carpeting in bedrooms and the Florida Room. The interior features an open floor plan with two bedrooms. The primary suite includes dual walk-in closets and a ensuite bath. This home is light and bright with a comfortable Florida Room—perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation. A large outdoor shed offers abundant storage and includes a washer and dryer. This desirable lot is located in the pet-friendly section of the park. Monthly dues include an impressive list of amenities: access to the clubhouse, heated community pool, lawn service, water, garbage pickup, sewer, cable TV, and internet. The Seller recently spent $28,000 on a new sub floor, new moisture barrier, New laminate flooring in kitchen, dining, great room, bathrooms, and hallway. New carpet in both bedrooms and Florida room. There’s even an on-site storage area for your boats, RVs, or kayaks for a small fee! The location is unbeatable—close to Casey Key, the Legacy Trail, Walmart, shopping, restaurants and the Nokomis and Siesta Key Beaches. You’re also just a short drive from historic downtown Venice and the lively attractions of downtown Sarasota. The community also offers an active clubhouse, heated pool, dog run, shuffleboard, exercise area, and regular social events.

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