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Beautiful Maintenance Free Detached Villa in Lexington Oaks

The Free Standing Villa is a 3 Bed 2 bath 1680 sq ft. Priced at only $177,559 SOLD

Stunning maintenance free detached villa in gated Churchill Village in golf course community of Lexington Oaks. Spacious eat-in kitchen with plenty of cabinet & counter space., breakfast bar & closet pantry. Complete appliance package included. The open great room floor plan leads to the covered screened lanai area. 3rd bedroom has no closet and is being used as a den/office. You'll love the size of the master suite w/bath, walk-in closet and dual vanity. Carpet & ceramic tile throughout. Village residents have own pool & cabana as well as access to Lexington Oaks community resort style pool, tennis, fitness, playground and more. Easy access to I-75. Home priced right for a quick sale!

For more information contact Sherry Laursen, Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate

19026 Bruce B. Downs Blvd, Tampa FL 33647

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Posted by Sherry Laursen on 06/12/2008 07:44 AM

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2 Comments on Beautiful Maintenance Free Detached Villa in Lexington Oaks

JUN

2008

Sherry, The homes looks lovely...I love the oopen floor plan as well as the wood floors. I really can't believe how much you get for your money in Florida!

Carole-Thank you! This one is also maintenance free-they take care of the lawn, maintenance on the home, the insurance, and the amenities are amazing. The villa's are really popular with seniors, especially with the golf course right there. You do get a lot for the money.

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