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312 Yacht Harbor Drive
Osprey, FL 34229
Thomas Netzel with PREMIER SOTHEBYS INTL REALTY, original listing - (941) 364-4000
$2,695,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
Full: 4
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
2572 Square Feet
Property Description
One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Considered one of the finest community-owned marinas on the west coast of Florida, Southbay Yacht & Racquet Club features a 7-acre, deep-water boat basin that will accommodate kayaks, jet skis, sailboats, powerboats, catamarans and yachts up to 55 feet in length. With a 6-foot depth at mean low tide, the marina can accommodate 175 boats owned by its residents. In Southbay, the HOA fees are only $408 per quarter and it’s also very affordable to keep your boat in a slip that includes water and electric. With the Southbay neighborhood in your backyard and the marina in your front yard, this beautiful, completely renovated waterfront home features three bedrooms, four full baths, a flex-space office and it’s located on one of only two waterfront streets in the community. The residence, which has stunning views of water from many of its rooms, boasts a tray ceiling inside the front entry, porcelain plank tile flooring, spacious open rooms, an abundance of impact-rated windows and sliding glass doors, a lovely entertainment kitchen that includes a breakfast area, along with spacious family room and dining room areas. And the expansive outdoor pool space, with a newly built custom pool and spa, is framed with a panoramic, clear-span pool cage which features an expansive stone-tiled sundeck, along with ample covered areas for outdoor dining and entertaining. The primary suite offers privacy and boasts a double door entry to the pool and spa. The primary bathroom features a deep soaking tub, a frameless glass shower, dual vanity sinks, large format floor and wall tile, and two walk-in custom closets with organization systems. There are two en-suite guest bedrooms, one with marina views and the other opens to the pool area, and they both feature custom reach-in closets. This home is move-in ready, with a three-car garage, brick paver driveway and mature landscaping. The home overlooks the Southbay Yacht & Racquet Club Marina which features a newly renovated clubhouse that offers grand views of the marina. Inside, there’s a 99-person ballroom with catering kitchen and dance floor, community room with kitchen, piano and entertainment area, a fitness room with aerobic and strength training equipment, a card room, library and meeting room. The community also has a geothermal, heated pool, a youth pool, covered outdoor patios with furniture, three tennis courts, four pickleball courts, a bocce ball court, two shuffleboards courts, basketball court, kayak storage area, a waterfront park, 20 acres of common ground and 5 miles of meandering sidewalks. The development is golf cart friendly and the community hosts weekly, monthly and multiple annual events, plus there’s even a Power and Sail Club. You’ll love living in this waterfront home and this special community. Be sure to request a copy of the 50-page digital property catalog, along with viewing the property film.
Property Information
Lot Size
0 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built
1978
MLS Number
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Location
Address
312 YACHT HARBOR DRIVE
City
OSPREY
State
FL
Zip Code
34229
County
SARASOTA (COUNTY)
Listing
Name
Phone
(941) 539-0633
Office Name
Office Phone
(941) 364-4000
Agent Name
Thomas Netzel
Agency Phone
(941) 364-4000

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