4960 - GULF OF MEXICO - #A 205 LONGBOAT KEY

Agent's Comments

You’ll enjoy million-dollar bay views in this updated 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence in the sought-after community of Windward Bay on Longboat Key. The second-floor location is not only convenient and easily accessible by stairs or elevator, but its location allows for hard surface non-carpet flooring, unlike higher floors in the building. This unit has engineered hardwood floors throughout, has been freshly painted, and has new light fixtures and ceiling fans. The new kitchen is smartly designed with lots of pull-out storage, painted wood cabinets, quartz counter and matching backsplash, and new appliances. The master bath has been remodeled, with dual sinks, painted wood cabinets, quartz counters, beadboard décor and a new shower. Guest bath has new cabinetry, quartz counters, beadboard décor and glass bypass doors on the tub. The closets all feature built-in cabinetry. Sold furnished with some exclusions. This unit is in “A” building, with the best bay and marina views, and located across from the large community pool and clubhouse. Each residence comes with a dedicated covered parking spot under the building and an individual direct-access storage closet. Amenities include multiple pools, fitness facility, sauna, tennis, pickleball, shuffleboard, clubhouse, outdoor grills and fire pits, walking trails, kayak/paddleboard launch and storage, and two marinas with boat slips (current waiting list). Windward Bay boasts over 20 acres of bayfront natural grounds, mature tropical foliage, walking trails, water access, and convenient, multiple beach access points, including one deeded beach access. The community is also pet friendly, including large dogs. Start each day with an amazing sunrise in your very own slice of paradise! Well managed Windward Bay has undergone substantial capital improvements over the past several years. The seller did not elect to add the special assessment to monthly dues and has paid all special assessments in full. An engineer has completed the new state required Phase One Milestone inspection, the engineer did not observe any substantial structural deterioration, and has advised that the Phase II milestone inspection is not required.