404 Windrush Bay Drive

Under contract-accepting backup offers. Are you looking for a new home where you feel like you're on vacation every day? New to the market is a second story adorable 1 bedroom, 1 bath furnished condo in desirable Windrush Bay, an all ages waterfront community directly on the Gulf. Congregate with your neighbors at "the Point", an expansive green space with sidewalks lining the seawall allowing residents to take in breathtaking views, enjoy Gulf breezes, daily sunsets, and benches from which you can cast a fishing rod. The clubhouse is a social hub where neighbors come to feel like extended family. It offers a billiards area, TV, a fitness center and saunas, a library, a kitchen, grills and tables, and a large party room. Adjoining the clubhouse is the pristine community pool, heated in the cooler weather and cooled in the warmer weather! And It gets even better! Windrush Bay is situated right between Sunset Beach, sponsoring free concerts, and Fred Howard Park, offering 155 acres of park and beach on the Gulf. Downtown Tarpon Springs and the world famous Sponge Docks are just minutes away! All are just a short drive, or even just a nice bike ride. Other surrounding areas like Dunedin, Clearwater Beach, St. Petersburg and Tampa are all under an hours drive time away, including two international airports as well. There is no shortage of shopping, dining, cultural events, outdoor activities, golf venues, amusement parks, theaters/music venues, sports arenas, beaches and scenic parks, boating options, the Pinellas Trail and more! Allow yourself to fall in love with this coastal, laidback lifestyle. This condo would make an ideal seasonal getaway, or a nice rental unit, or your cozy and comfortable year round residence where you are surrounded by natural beauty. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of Paradise! BONUS: The $899 one time assessment for remodeling the clubhouse has already been paid in full by the seller. So NO ASSESSMENT for the buyer! Call for your private showing today, as our last buyer's financing fell through at closing.