Active
0 Seddon Cove Way Unit 19, Tampa, FL 33602
MLS TB8485208
$197,000
Est. $1,078/mo principal and interest at 7.28% with 20% down
0 bd · 0.0 ba · 0 sqft · Dock-Rackominium
About this home
Rare Harbour Island Marina Boat Slip #19 with a 15-ton (30,000-lb) lift and walk-around platforms, located directly in front of the community pool in the privately gated Seddon Cove neighborhood. This deep-water slip/lift along Seddon Channel provides easy dock access, even if you don’t live on the waterfront, and accommodates vessels up to 50' with a 14' beam. Enjoy unrestricted boating with no fixed-span bridges, offering effortless access to Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, as well as downtown Tampa’s restaurants, entertainment, and events. Power and water are at the dock - (the 50/30 amp service is available but is billed for actual use-recent was about $11/quarter for fridge and batteries.) Water is available at no additional charge beyond the maintenance fees, with dockside storage included. Buyers should verify all dimensions and suitability for their own vessel. OWNERSHIP RESTRICTIONS APPLY: Buyer must own property within the gates of SNA to purchase slip/lift.. Optional and sold separately...3-bedroom, 3-bath Seddon Cove condo at 947 Seddon Cove Way (MLS #TB8485195)—a rare chance to combine residence and boat slip!!
Key facts
- Type
- Dock-Rackominium
- County
- Hillsborough
- MLS number
- TB8485208
- Status
- Active
- Property address
- 0 Seddon Cove Way Unit 19, Tampa, FL 33602
Where is this home?
Common questions
How much is 0 Seddon Cove Way Unit 19, Tampa, FL 33602 listed for?
0 Seddon Cove Way Unit 19, Tampa, FL 33602 in Tampa, FL is listed at $197,000 (about $1,078/mo principal and interest at 7.28% with 20% down).
How many bedrooms and bathrooms does 0 Seddon Cove Way Unit 19, Tampa, FL 33602 have?
0 Seddon Cove Way Unit 19, Tampa, FL 33602 has 0 bedrooms, 0.0 bathrooms, and 0 square feet.
Who can show 0 Seddon Cove Way Unit 19, Tampa, FL 33602 in Tampa?
Jonathan Loescher is a Tampa Bay Realtor and Loan Originator. He can tour this home, compare nearby listings, and work the financing with you.
What is Zone X vs AE after recent storms?
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How does the Florida buyer-broker agreement work after NAR?
Compensation is negotiated in writing. It is not automatic that the seller pays. I will walk the buyer-broker agreement with you before you tour. Do not assume buyers pay nothing.
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