650 E Wacker St, HERNANDO, FL 34442

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Discover the perfect blend of space, flexibility, and opportunity with this 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom home offering 2,460 sq. ft. of living space on 1.25 acres, complete with a private attached mother in law suite with its own entrance, making it ideal for multi generational living, extended guests, or potential rental income. Inside the main home, you are welcomed by a living room that flows seamlessly into the kitchen, creating a comfortable layout for everyday living. The kitchen offers ample cabinet/counter space, pantry, granite countertops, and newer stainless steel appliances. Just off the kitchen is a large Florida room filled with natural light, a versatile space that could be used as a second living area, game room or relaxing sunroom. Down the hallway you will find three guest bedrooms with a full bathroom conveniently located nearby, which also includes the washer and dryer area for added convenience. On the opposite side of the home is the attached mother in law or guest suite, complete with its own private entrance. This space features a living room, full kitchen, two bedrooms and a Jack & Jill bathroom, offering privacy for extended family, visitors, or long term guests. Outside there is a storage shed along with an impressive detached 3 car concrete block garage that provides endless possibilities. The garage features a 200 amp panel with its own electric service and includes a separate section that could easily be converted into a paint booth, making it an excellent setup for a workshop, hobby space, or car enthusiast. Conveniently located near the Suncoast Parkway, this property offers easy access to shopping, schools, restaurants, and everyday conveniences, while also being close to the gulf for all your boating, and outdoor recreation. With plenty of living space, flexible layout options, and room to spread out both inside and outside, this property offers a rare opportunity to create the lifestyle you’ve been looking for!

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