4216 Coconut Terrace, Bradenton, FL 34210

Description

~ San Remo Mediterranean Waterfront Paradise ~ You will love living life in this fabulously updated saltwater canalfront home just a jetski or bike ride away from the Cortez Fishing Village, Bridge Street and Bradenton's famous sugar sand beaches. Enjoy Florida's waterways as you cruise on out to Jewfish Key, Palma Sola Bay, Sister Key or the Gulf of Mexico to fish, kayak, boat, set your crab traps or just soak up sunshine. This beautiful 3 bedroom 3 bath home, which has two of the bedrooms set up as Master Suites, has been remodeled to perfection with many upgrades ranging from attractive updated bathrooms, textured ceilings, canister lighting, granite countertops, Woodmark kitchen cabinetry with soft close cabinets, pots -n- pan drawers, pull out shelving, bar area including beverage refrigerator, tile backsplash, spice pull out rack and a propane gas stove with a vented hood. Exterior features offer a paved circular driveway, attractive custom ordered hurricane rated garage and front door, travertine pool deck area and a beautiful heated caged swimming pool overlooking the waterway. Gorgeous lush tropical landscape adds the finishing touch beginning at the street flowing through to the backyard surrounding the pool, outdoor patio area and leading down the paved pathway past the wooden bench swing to the dock. Boating extras include a wood dock complete with electric and water, a concrete seawall, boat lift and no fixed bridges to bay. Extras include a shed, PVC fenced yard, keypad entry, covered patio, 2017 water heater, 6 year new barrel tile roof, Miami/Dade impact rated windows, 2012 Trane A/C, sprinkler system with timer and an oversized very large 2 car garage. Non-deed restricted with annual $100 voluntary fees and the potential to set up as an AirBnB or VRBO. This home is being offered turnkey furnished so that you can enjoy waterfront living! The Robalo boat is also available for purchase separately. Be sure to view the Matterport 3D Tour.

Listed by Sherry Flathman, .