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1610 Nw 20th Avenue
Crystal River, FL 34428
$1,575,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
2
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
2115
Property Description
Life is grand on the grand canal in Woodland Estates. Known for its deep water and wide canals off the Crystal River channel, Woodland Estates offers captains the best navigable water on Florida’s Nature Coast for boat-lovers across all types of vessels. From sailboats to bay boats and deep sea to open V - your yacht can proudly hang from the 15K LB lift or relocate that and use the entire 58Ft dock to fit your need! Brand new Gavalon metal roof with 40-year transferable warranty plus gutters to transfer the runoff away from the foundation of the house. The oversized garage door achieves greatness of 18ft width with the help of a steel I-beam overhead. Heading out to the water is a single garage door and both doors are steel reinforced. Open workshop offers plenty of workspace and storage and boasts a reinforced electric winch in the ceiling. Finished but without central air conditioning are two additional rooms on ground level where the cargo lift is also located. A storage room large enough to remodel into a full bath already has easily accessed supply and drain lines. The main level offers beautiful water views up and down the intersection of two canals. The grand canal does not have a bulkhead for debris to collect but offers a unique daily transfer of water underneath 19th St to the preserve beyond. The floor plan takes advantage of the view from the breakfast nook, primary rooms, and lanai. The kitchen features a pantry, wood cabinets with soft-close doors and matching range hood along with newer stainless-steel appliances. The primary bedroom has a 5x7 walk-in closet, accessible bathroom with dual sinks, walk-in shower and accessible from lanai.
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
2004
MLS Number
832168
Location
Address
1610 NW 20th Avenue
City
Crystal River
State
FL
Zip Code
34428
County
CITRUS
Listing
Provider
RE/MAX Realty One, original listing
Name
RE/MAX Realty One
Phone
(352) 795-2441
Office Name
RE/MAX Realty One
Office Phone
(352) 795-2441
Agent Name
Kim P DeVane

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