Like-new 2024 concrete block home in Lithia, FL, next to FishHawk, with 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, a first-floor bedroom, a loft, and 3,442 sq ft. Flood zone X, hurricane windows, natural gas, a tankless water heater, and a low $140 annually HOA. No construction wait, just move in. The open floor plan flows from the great room through the chef’s kitchen and sunlit cafe to the covered lanai through a 16-foot sliding glass door. The kitchen features Sonoma Linen cabinets, Frost MSI quartz countertops, a professional gas appliance package, and a walk-in pantry, with luxury vinyl plank flooring across the main level. The first-floor bedroom and full bath work well as a guest suite, home office, or gym. Upstairs, the primary suite sits privately at the rear with a walk-in shower, soaking tub, and large walk-in closet. Three more bedrooms, a 14x18 loft, and the laundry room are on the opposite side. Upgrades include 8-foot doors on the main level, square headers, quartz in every room, and a $25,000 design center package. The sodded, irrigated backyard has room for a pool, summer kitchen, or open play space. Southeast-facing with a 2-car garage and no pet restrictions. Hawkstone offers a community pool, clubhouse, dog park, playground, and a lake with a boat ramp, dock, and fishing. Assigned schools: Pinecrest Elementary, Barrington Middle, and Newsome High. Close to Triple Creek Nature Preserve, Lithia Springs Park, Alderman’s Ford, and the FishHawk Aquatic Center, with easy access to US-301, I-75, Brandon, Riverview, and Tampa.
Listing courtesy of COMPASS FLORIDA LLC.
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