Short Sale. SHORT-SALE OPPORTUNITY! NEW PRICE $275,000 | RESORT-STYLE LIVING | BUILT IN 2022 Why wait for new construction when you can enjoy the benefits of a nearly new home in Southshore Bay? Welcome to this beautifully maintained, barely lived-in 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offering over 1,500 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, modern comfort, and an incredible opportunity to enjoy the Florida lifestyle. Step inside to discover a bright, open-concept floor plan where the kitchen, dining, and living areas come together effortlessly—perfect for entertaining, relaxing, or simply enjoying everyday life. Built in 2022, this home offers the appeal of newer construction with a functional layout designed for comfortable living. But the lifestyle doesn't stop at your front door! Southshore Bay is known for its spectacular multi-acre Crystal Lagoon, sandy beach areas, recreational activities, and resort-inspired atmosphere. Imagine having a vacation-style destination right in your own community! Conveniently situated in Wimauma with access to shopping, dining, and major roadways connecting you to the greater Tampa Bay area, this home offers a balance of relaxation and convenience. Offered at $275,000 as a short sale, subject to lender approval. Buyers may also wish to explore available low-down-payment financing programs, including potential USDA financing, subject to eligibility and lender requirements.
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