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6075 Shore S Blvd # 501 Gulfport, Florida 33707 MLS# MFRU8252785
One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Extraordinary 55+ Waterfront Community with frontage on Boca Ciega Bay, the North and West facing unit has the "best views". The views providing endless sunsets, dolphins and panoramic views of the Bay. This 1,250 sf Penthouse Condominium has 2 bedrooms with 2 Baths features an open floor plan centered around the water view and the windows illuminate the entire space. The kitchen features a gas range and stainless appliances. The dining area accommodates a table for 6 with views of the Intercoastal Waterways. The Primary Suite and the 2nd generous suite have walk-in closets and scenic views of Boca Ciega Bay. Open water views from all rooms. This unit also includes a covered parking space. Tons of upgrades have been done recently which include a new Lennox AC unit (2020), PGT Hurricane rated windows (2022), Stainless Steel Appliances (2019), Tile flooring (2023), Both Bathrooms remodeled; one includes a Jacuzzi bubble bathtub (2019). The NEW ROOF has been paid for and scheduled for installation. The NEW CARPORT will be installed in 2025. The Community’s newly renovated docks provide anchor for 40 boats, along with a new kayak launch. Outside there are 4 pools, bocce, tennis, pickleball and shuffleboard courts. The HOA monthly fee includes Gas (heating, cooking and water), Water/Sewer/Trash, Basic Cable & Internet, Reserves, Insurance, Grounds, Exterior Building and Roof maintenance This impeccable location is extremely walkable, so automobiles are optional. It’s only ½ mile to Downtown Gulfport waterfront restaurants, shopping, beach and pier. Or 30-minute ride to Tampa Airport, while the powder sands of St Pete Beach is 3 miles away. Call now to schedule a showing of the extraordinary condominium before it’s sold.
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