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4142 Sawgrass Blvd New Port Richey, Florida 34653 MLS# MFRTB8349016
This charming home, located in the Heart of New Port Richey within the tranquil community of Park Lake Estates, has a warm and inviting atmosphere upon entry and will need a bit of TLC to restore its shine and character! The open floor plan seamlessly connects the living room, dining area, kitchen and bonus/Florida Room, creating an ideal space for both comfort and entertaining. Use your vision and creativity to redesign the kitchen for the chef of the family! There's laminate flooring throughout the living areas and bedrooms. The split bedroom layout ensures privacy, with each bedroom featuring walk-in closets. The guest bathroom has been updated with modern finishes. The versatile bonus room/Florida Room adjacent to the kitchen can serve as an additional family room or dining area, game room, or whatever suits your family's needs! Sliding doors open to a screened porch and a spacious, fully fenced backyard with ample space for family activities or explore the possibility of adding a pool. This quaint neighborhood offers a nice environment for raising a family, retiring, or enhancing your investment portfolio. There is no HOA or CDD, only a voluntary annual fee of $35 to the Civic Association. Conveniently situated off SR 54, this property ensures a quick commute to the Veteran’s Expressway and US 19, while providing access to an abundance of retail shopping, restaurants and entertainment. Enjoy nearby pristine beaches and Robert Rees Memorial Park and Anclote River Park, where you can kayak, fish, picnic and relax in the sunshine! Visit the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks for a sight seeing tour and its unique markets and bakeries. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby Seven Springs Golf & Country Club. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to live in Paradise!
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