7921 4TH AVENUE W, BRADENTON, FL 34209

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Owner is motivated! Welcome to your new coastal townhouse at Pine Bay Forest. This TREEHOUSE model is one of PINE BAY FOREST FINEST floorplans! You will appreciate the multitude of customized upgrades in this 3-bedroom 2 bath end unit with carport. This unit is perfectly situated and offers both privacy and tranquility and is only steps from the horses at the causeway beach and 5 miles from gorgeous sandy beaches on Anna Maria Island. As you enter you are greeted by a spacious foyer which opens to the living room and dining area featuring vaulted ceilings, wood burning fireplace and tons of natural light from the windows, two lanais and interior garden atrium. Relax at the end of the day by listening to the fountain in the interior garden atrium or watching the candles flicker in your wood burning fireplace! The kitchen is sure to please the chef in the family, offering wood cabinets, granite counters and new stainless-steel stove, refrigerator and microwave oven which are 2 years new. This property is offered turnkey furnished for your convenience. PINE BAY FOREST is the best in Florida condo living with the location being the first on mainland Bradenton from Manatee Ave/SR 64 access to the world renown beaches of Anna Maria Island! Enjoy the bike ride to the beach for a day or of shopping the island boutiques, eating seafood in the waterfront restaurants or swimming in the Gulf of Mexico. The convenient location offers an easy drive to hospitals, Ringling Museum, IMG Academy, SRQ airport and Sarasota's arts/entertainment district. Although, you may never want to leave the community with all the amenities which include heated swimming pool, sauna, hot tub, tennis courts, shuffleboard and a community deck overlooking Palma Sola Bay to watch sunsets! ** Property information received from third-party sources is considered reliable but is not guaranteed. All information should be independently verified by buyers and buyer's agent.

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