Contemporary

Most neighborhoods promise "community." Hardwood Trails actually delivers — a gated 55+ enclave where the HOA handles your Wi-Fi, cable, pool, and clubhouse, so you spend less time managing your home and more time enjoying it. The house itself was built in 2022, which means no mystery plumbing, no aging HVAC, and no wondering what's behind the walls. At 1,790 square feet, it's sized for real life — not for impressing houseguests you don't want to have anyway. Vaulted ceilings keep the main living areas from feeling boxed in, and luxury vinyl plank flooring runs throughout — practical, good-looking, and forgiving on joints. The bedrooms are carpeted, because cold tile at 6 am is nobody's idea of a good morning. The kitchen earns its keep: granite countertops, a peninsula bar for casual meals or a glass of wine, under-cabinet lighting that actually makes cooking easier, and a range with a built-in air fryer for the nights you want something crispy without the cleanup. The den pulls double duty as an office, hobby room, or guest overflow — whatever you need it to be that week. Out back, a screened lanai gives you Florida evenings without Florida insects. Gutters have leaf guards (less ladder-climbing), and an irrigation system keeps the yard looking like you care without actually having to do so. Shopping, dining, and medical facilities are just minutes away. The neighborhood is quiet. The location isn't remote. This is the low-maintenance, high-comfort chapter. It's ready when you are.

Most neighborhoods promise "community." Hardwood Trails actually delivers — a gated 55+ enclave where the HOA handles your Wi-Fi, cable, pool, and clubhouse, so you spend less time managing your home and more time enjoying it. The house itself was built in 2022, which means no mystery plumbing, no aging HVAC, and no wondering what's behind the walls. At 1,790 square feet, it's sized for real life — not for impressing houseguests you don't want to have anyway. Vaulted ceilings keep the main living areas from feeling boxed in, and luxury vinyl plank flooring runs throughout — practical, good-looking, and forgiving on joints. The bedrooms are carpeted, because cold tile at 6 am is nobody's idea of a good morning. The kitchen earns its keep: granite countertops, a peninsula bar for casual meals or a glass of wine, under-cabinet lighting that actually makes cooking easier, and a range with a built-in air fryer for the nights you want something crispy without the cleanup. The den pulls double duty as an office, hobby room, or guest overflow — whatever you need it to be that week. Out back, a screened lanai gives you Florida evenings without Florida insects. Gutters have leaf guards (less ladder-climbing), and an irrigation system keeps the yard looking like you care without actually having to do so. Shopping, dining, and medical facilities are just minutes away. The neighborhood is quiet. The location isn't remote. This is the low-maintenance, high-comfort chapter. It's ready when you are.