About 6977 Edgewater Drive
NO HOA. The land is included.
6977 Edgewater is just 6 MINUTES from Robert K Rees Memorial Park - a 45 acre beachfront that includes a 650 ft boardwalk with mangroves, picnicking and a WILDLIFE OBSERVATION TOWER.
•This is one of two properties adjacent to one another that sellers would prefer to sell at the same time: 6977 Edgewater and 6975 Edgewater [MLS #TB8405799]. Perfect oportunity to buy both, live in one & rent the other long-term or as a short-term rental.
6977 Edgewater:
•With its bayou frontage, you will enjoy fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and some of the most relaxing views from your own backyard.
•Originally built in 1967 but in 2006.
•In 2006, the sellers dug a 6-foot hole to the curb to install the main sewer pipe which was then city inspected. Sellers paid costly impact fees to connect the sewer and water to be up to code.
•Mobile Home Title is attached to the listing and readily available for public view.
•410sf under A/C.
•Ample Living Room includes a dedicated wall A/C.
•Ample Bedroom with a dedicated wall A/C and an access door.
•A spacious bathroom includes bathtub and shower combination.
•Dedicated Electric Meter.
•FENCED.
•SEAWALL.
•No rear neighbors...only an ever-so relaxing view of Oyster Creek and the woods.
About Edgewater Gardens:
•NO HOA. NO assessments. Edgewater Gardens is in Florida's thriving New Port Richey in Pasco County with easy access to a vast number of local amenities such as shopping centers, schools, restaurants, marinas, Gulf Coast beaches, as well as Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park, James E. Grey Preserve (an 80-acre wildlife preserve along the Pithlachascotee/Cotee River; also part of the Great Florida Birding Trail), Jay B. Starkey Wilderness Park, Sims Park, Robert K. Rees Memorial Park (with a small BEACH), Anclote Key Preserve State Park, Meadows DOG PARK; Summertree Golf Club and Seven Springs Golf and Country Club are also popular nearby options.
•Oyster Creek is a tidal stream that connects to the Gulf. It's characterized by brackish water [a mix of salt and freshwater] supporting a diverse range of marine life, including redfish, snook and sea trout, making it a popular spot for fishing enthusiasts STRAIGHT from your own SEAWALL!
