A new roof in 2026 and a new air conditioning system in 2025 mean the two
most expensive items on any 2006 home are already behind you. What is left
is a solid block home on a quarter acre in Copper Ridge Oaks with a floor
plan that lives far larger than its 2,057 square feet.
Double doors with oval leaded glass and an arched transom open into a tiled
foyer, and the ceilings immediately go up. The front of the home holds a
formal living and dining space with vaulted ceilings, decorative columns,
crown molding, and a wall of arched windows. Down the hall, a second and
larger family room is anchored by a tile faced fireplace with a white
mantel. …
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8155 Woodvine Circle
A new roof in 2026 and a new air conditioning system in 2025 mean the two
most expensive items on any 2006 home are already behind you. What is left
is a solid block home on a quarter acre in Copper Ridge Oaks with a floor
plan that lives far larger than its 2,057 square feet.
Double doors with oval leaded glass and an arched transom open into a tiled
foyer, and the ceilings immediately go up. The front of the home holds a
formal living and dining space with vaulted ceilings, decorative columns,
crown molding, and a wall of arched windows. Down the hall, a second and
larger family room is anchored by a tile faced fireplace with a white
mantel. Two separate gathering spaces at this price is unusual. Wide plank
flooring runs through the living areas, ceramic tile covers the kitchen,
baths, and laundry, and carpet stays where you want it, in the bedrooms.
The kitchen sits under a soaring vaulted ceiling with recessed lighting,
solid wood cabinetry, a full appliance package, a double basin sink beneath
a window, and a closet pantry. A long peninsula breakfast bar handles
homework and game day, and the dining nook beside it opens through sliders
onto the lanai.
A true split plan places the owners suite on its own wing, with room for a
king bed and a seating area. A private passage lined with two separate
closets leads into a bath that will surprise you: a garden soaking tub on a
tiled deck, a completely separate walk in shower behind framed glass with
its own window, and a dual sink vanity beneath a vaulted ceiling. Bedrooms
two and three sit on the opposite side, both carpeted with closets, sharing
a second full bath reachable from the hallway or the adjoining bedroom. A
dedicated interior laundry room with side by side hookups and shelving
already installed keeps chores out of the garage.
Out back, a deep covered and screened lanai spans the rear of the home and
is fed by several sets of sliding doors, making it a genuine second living
room rather than a slab you walk across. Beyond the screen sits just over a
fifth of an acre of usable grass, vinyl privacy fencing along one side, and
room for a pool. The oversized two car garage adds storage most homes in
this range do not have.
The location is quietly excellent. Kathleen Road is about a mile away and
US 98 about two and a half. Publix is five minutes out, and Walmart,
Target, and the US 98 shopping and dining corridor are ten to fifteen. Two
I-4 interchanges sit inside fifteen minutes, so when one backs up you have
a second way out, and both Tampa and Orlando are about an hour.
Public water and sewer, Flood Zone X, no CDD, and an HOA of only $430 a
year. Room dimensions, HOA details, lease and pet restrictions, and school
zoning to be verified by buyer and buyer's agent.
