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1401 W Highway 50 # 68 Clermont, Florida 34711 MLS# MFRO6273502
Charming renovated mobile home in lakefront Emerald Lakes Co-op 55-plus community. This home is a beautiful and affordable way to enjoy the Florida lake lifestyle. It has a new sub floor and gorgeous luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout. Fresh, light contemporary paint throughout entire home makes it feel and smell open and airy. The open floor plan is fabulous for entertaining. Large living and dining areas with a built-in hutch/buffet add to the charm of the home. The kitchen features ample cabinetry, a double oven and sleek countertops, and also has room for a small breakfast table. The primary bedroom is a great size with a walk -in closet. Primary bath has updated fixtures and a walk-in shower. The guest bedroom is also ample, and the guest bath has gorgeous, modern fixtures and vanity. The Florida room is a fantastic place to sit, enjoy a cocktail and read a book. It is so bright with all the windows. There is a laundry and storage room with washer and dryer included. A large carport to shelter your vehicle from the Florida sun. Co-Op property share included with benefit from ownership that includes a share in the property, enhancing your investment in this desirable community. With the share comes a lower HOA fee which includes lawn care, cable, water, sewer and all amenities. Emerald Lakes is a serene retirement community comprising only 211 homes. Residents have access to a variety of amenities and activities, including community pool, clubhouse, library, pool table, dock, boat slips for rent, boat ramp to chain of lakes. The community is in the heart of Clermont. Just minutes from vibrant downtown Clermont area with lakefront restaurants, bike trail, pubs, quaint shops, waterfront park and more. See this beautiful move-in ready home and start enjoying life!
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