Nestled in South Tampa’s desired Palma Ceia Park neighborhood, this charming 1983-built home spans 1,267 square feet of comfortable living space. It is zoned in a top-rated school district, including Coleman Middle School and Plant High School, and is within walking distance of Roosevelt Elementary. Situated in a quiet, low-traffic area on a non-thru street, the property combines tranquility with convenience.
Swaying palm trees, a lush green front yard, a spacious driveway, and a 1-car garage lead to an inviting covered entryway and a newly installed front door with a decorative glass insert. Coach lights flank the garage and entrance. Inside, fresh interior paint (August 2024) complements the exterior, painted in 2020. A durable metal roof adds to the home’s lasting appeal. The interior features laminate flooring throughout, with tile in the bathrooms, and includes a living room, dining room, and family room. At the heart of the home is the kitchen, equipped with raised panel cabinets, chopping block-style countertops, a new dishwasher, sink, and disposal (2024), a smooth-top range, a side-by-side refrigerator, and a washing machine installed in 2023. French doors from the back bedroom open onto a spacious patio and a vinyl-fenced backyard, ideal for relaxation and gardening. While this home may benefit from a touch of TLC, this home is a true gem.
Located in Flood Zone X, this property has remained undamaged by recent hurricanes, providing peace of mind. Conveniently close to downtown Tampa, Hyde Park Village, Armature Works, MacDill Air Force Base, and Tampa International Airport, this home’s prime location offers outstanding potential for customization or redevelopment on a generously sized lot.