Virtually Staged. SUBMIT AN OFFER1 5K Carpet and $12K first year HOA Credits! Vacant Quick closing. .Welcome to Sandpiper Village Condominium 55 plus active upscale resort style gated community in the popular Sweetwater by Del Webb. The open floor plan boasts 9 foot ceilings, tiled foyer. Screened Lanai with tile floor, accented with wainscotting and crown molding, closets galore. The primary bedroom suite has Dual Vanities, Garden Tub, and separate shower. Huge walk-in closet and privacy commode. Boasting a 22,000 square foot Summerland Hall Community Clubhouse with indoor outdoor swimming pools, ballroom and dance floor. State of the art fitness center, game and craft rooms. Library and business center, Pilates and yoga Room, Billiard Room, and meeting rooms all nestled on landscaped grounds, ponds, lighted walking paths, tennis courts, Bocci Ball Courts, outdoor pavilions, picnic and nature trails. Condo fees include water, sewer and garbage. Centrally located to major shopping, St. Johns Town Center. Chose your Carpet with $5K credit. HOA with strong reserves cushions you from special assessments. Updated elevators Spring 26. Desirable Building 4 is set in a private wooded area away from the mail and garbage areas. Two parking spaces one open and one covered. Attached is a monthly activity schedule for the clubhouse. Photos staged.
Listing courtesy of COTTON STOCKING REALTY LLC.
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