11781 68th AvenueSeminole, FL, 33772

Under contract and accepting back up offers! This is not your typical Seminole home—and it’s not meant to be. Situated on an EXPANSIVE 1/3-acre lot in the established Canterbury Chase area, just moments from the Bardmoor Golf and Tennis Club, this fully renovated property offers a rare combination of space, updates, and a layout designed for modern living. The home features an open layout with a larger main living area, creating a bright and airy feel the moment you walk in. Originally configured as a 3-bedroom, the layout has been thoughtfully reimagined to enhance living space, with the option to convert back if desired. Beyond the layout, the home has been extensively updated with major improvements that matter, including a 2022 tile roof, new ductwork, whole-house water filtration system and water softener, seamless gutters installed in 2021, and fresh interior and exterior paint completed in 2022. Additional upgrades include luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, a brand new insulated garage door and front door, newer appliances and fixtures, natural gas service for efficient cooking and appliances, and reclaimed water for irrigation—ideal for maintaining the expansive lawn while helping reduce utility costs. Permanent outdoor trim lighting adds year-round curb appeal. The outdoor space is just as impressive, featuring a 2021 Catalina swim spa with upgraded cover and a Genesis II Weber gas grill, all set within a large private yard with endless potential, enhanced by a 6-foot privacy fence. A double driveway adds convenience and flexibility. Located just minutes from numerous beach access points and positioned at the southwest corner of the Canterbury Chase area, this home also enjoys convenient access to Pinellas County’s Boca Ciega Millennium Park through a nearby walking or golf cart gate. With close proximity to Gulf beaches, shopping, and dining, the location offers both convenience and accessibility. This is one of those homes you need to see in person to fully understand, because the photos—and even the bedroom count—don’t tell the whole story.