2910 W Dewey Street, Tampa, FL 33607

Description

Be the first to call this gorgeous new construction masterpiece in one of Tampa’s best neighborhoods your home. Filled with everyday luxuries and smart design choices, this stunning single-level home embodies the best of Florida living. Enter the house through the covered front entrance, adorned with architectural finishes, to the sun-filled open-concept floor plan just begging you to step inside and explore, leaving you breathless at every turn with high-end finishes and craftsman touches. Gorgeous gray-toned vinyl plank wood flooring, neutral wall tones, and high-end lighting guide you toward the chef’s kitchen, where white cabinetry, granite counters, and name-brand stainless steel appliances dance along the walls and the bar-style center island with pendant lighting. The adjoining dining room and living room, surrounded by a wall of windows, effortlessly transition from indoor to outdoor AREA. Warm your heart and body as you step outside to catch a spring breeze from the fully fenced-in backyard where your family, friends, and pets can run free without worry, or you can add your personalized touches - perhaps a pool, patio, or gardens! Back inside, make your way to the secluded owner’s suite, large enough for a king-sized bed with access to an ensuite rivaling any local spa with a glass and tile shower, dual sink vanity, and oversized walk-in closet - how luxurious! Additional highlights and amenities include a spacious two-car garage, luxury-level bathrooms, numerous storage options, NO HOA, NO CDD, and easy-to-maintain landscaping. Access everything Tampa has to offer with the Raymond James Stadium, home of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers just ten minutes away, the area’s top-rated international airport, unbeatable shopping centers, restaurants, entertainment venues, and cafes all at your fingertips, connecting you to your community like never before! A true modern legacy property is just awaiting you to pack your bags and begin writing your next chapter within its walls.

Listed by Aldo Delacruz, .