One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Step into this mid-century modern 3-bedroom, 2-bath home in Oldsmar Country Club Estates, where clean lines, large windows, and a connection to the outdoors create a style that never goes out of season. The architecture brings in that classic mid-century feel—wide panes of glass, simple geometry, and bright natural light that blurs the line between inside and out. Morning sun spills across the updated kitchen and living spaces, giving the home that timeless, true-Americana warmth reminiscent of a quieter era. Thoughtful updates complement the original character, including waterproof flooring, a fully renovated kitchen, modernized bathrooms, an updated roof, newer AC units, and permitted electrical work. Large windows invite views of the outdoors from nearly every room, creating a peaceful backdrop for everyday living. Major systems are already updated for peace of mind, including newer AC units (2023), a 2017 roof, updated electrical (2025), an efficient 2023 water heater —ensuring low upkeep and energy-efficient living. The flex room is can be used as an elegant entryway, in-home office, adult living room, or primary bedroom extension. The fenced yard is great for buyers who love being outside—plenty of space for gardening, play, pets, or weekend barbecues under the trees. Outdoor enthusiasts appreciate the easy access to nearby parks, playgrounds, and Oldsmar’s waterfront trails, all just minutes from the front door. The location is unmatched: walk one block to great fishing, nature trails, or the Oldsmar boat ramp. Stroll to Veterans Memorial Park, RE Olds Park, the dog park, pickleball and tennis courts, and the Oldsmar Trail, making this home a dream for those who love boating, biking, walking, and community events. This home blends nostalgia with convenience, offering mid-century charm, modern upgrades, and a lifestyle rooted in nature, community, and simplicity. A rare find in one of Oldsmar’s most loved neighborhoods. Some photos have been virtually rendered.
