About 1905 Pine Street
Quietly tucked at the end of Pine Street, this custom 2013 Craftsman home offers a combination of modern living and future potential. While the main floor level is 1,840sf, a finished staircase leads up to a door that shuts off the second level, which offers 866sf of expandable space to bring the home's total potential heated area to 2,706sf. This 866sf upper space is already insulated, prepped, and included in the property appraiser sketch, currently used as a storage attic and waiting for your finishing touches to become a home theater, a bonus room, or a private guest suite. Downstairs, the main level features tall ceilings, custom woodwork, and wood flooring flowing through the central living, dining, and kitchen areas, while the split-plan layout features bedrooms, storage space, and a private primary ensuite bathroom complete with a walk-in shower. You will enjoy peace of mind with structural benefits including impact windows, block construction, and spray foam insulation for energy efficiency, along with recently buried underground utilities. An open front porch and screened rear porch are ideal for enjoying peaceful Florida evenings on a lot with mature trees and if you would like to stretch your legs, you can take a stroll to Valrico Lake. The home also features an oversized two-car garage deep enough to fit an SUV and a large pickup truck and still have room for bikes and tools. To share a bit of local history, this property sits just behind Fat Willie's Fish Camp and was built by the longtime owners so it has local roots and was the home of great memories. The restaurant is only open a few evenings a week and the new rear fence provides a canvas to plant landscaping to create your own private retreat. A buyer willing to finish out that second floor, or simply keep it as convenient storage, can capitalize on its potential, unlocking an incredible amount of home, space, and long-term value for the money. NOTE: The fireplace and bookcases are furniture. THIS PROPERTY IS NOT FOR RENT.
