You know the saying pride of ownership? Look no further. Looking for astonishing views? Look no further. A-rated schools? You guessed it, look no further. Prepared to be impressed from the moment you walk in the front door to the moment you step onto the covered, screened-in back patio. This 2013 built 3 bedroom + office, 2 bathroom, 1850 square foot home is located in the gated Sweetgrass subdivision of the Stonebrier community within the A-rated Steinbrenner school district. As you enter you are greeted with a private office space fit with sliding pocket doors making it the perfect work-from-home environment. Past the foyer area is the wide open floor plan kitchen, dining room and family room. This kitchen is absolutely ideal for hosting during the holidays or game days boasting a large center island with granite counters, upgraded cabinets with crown molding, stainless steel appliances, a walk-in pantry and unobstructed sight lines into the dining area and family room. Get cozy on your couch for Netflix nights in this oversized family room with the perfect spot to mount your flat screen on the updated, brick facade TV wall. Movie nights are great, but you'll most likely be spending all your time in the backyard. Walk out to your covered patio providing cover for rainy days, screened in keeping those pesky mosquitoes out, rounded out by the fenced in yard ready for your little ones and/or furry friends. While you're relaxing with a morning coffee or evening glass of wine, enjoy the absolute serenity of nothing but fields and wooded views for miles. With the back of the house facing northwest, just wait until the sun sets, you're in for a treat. This home and these views are ready for its new owners to enjoy. Conveniently located to Dale Mabry Hwy, Highway 41, and the Suncoast Pkwy with shopping, dining and grocery all within a short drive.
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