$189,900
Est. $1,052/mo principal and interest at 7.40% with 20% down
2 bd · 1.0 ba · 945 sqft · Single Family Residence
Active
About this home
Welcome to 4737 Longwood Avenue! This 2-bedroom, 1-bath home offers a comfortable layout, a one-car garage, and room to make it your own. Inside, ceramic tile flooring runs throughout the main living areas, while both bedrooms feature brand-new carpet. The bright living space flows into a kitchen with ample cabinetry, plus additional flexible living space suited for a home office, hobby room, or extra gathering area. Outside, mature landscaping, flowering plants, and garden areas provide a head start for anyone looking to enjoy or personalize the outdoor space. Roof and central air conditioning (A/C) replaced in 2019, brand new air ducts from 2026! With no HOA or CDD, buyers have the freedom to shape the property to their own vision. Just minutes from the historic Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks, along with nearby shopping, dining, and everyday necessities on Florida's Gulf Coast. Schedule your showing today!
Key facts
- Type
- Single Family Residence
- Size
- 945 sqft
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 1.0
- Avg. price per sqft
- $201
- County
- Pasco
- MLS number
- TB8545039
- Status
- Active
- Property address
- 4737 Longwood Ave, Holiday, FL 34690
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Common questions
How much is 4737 Longwood Ave, Holiday, FL 34690 listed for?
4737 Longwood Ave, Holiday, FL 34690 in Holiday, FL is listed at $189,900 (about $1,052/mo principal and interest at 7.40% with 20% down).
How many bedrooms and bathrooms does 4737 Longwood Ave, Holiday, FL 34690 have?
4737 Longwood Ave, Holiday, FL 34690 has 2 bedrooms, 1.0 bathrooms, and 945 square feet.
Who can show 4737 Longwood Ave, Holiday, FL 34690 in Holiday?
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 a CDD in Wesley Chapel or SouthShore?
A Community Development District is a special district that can add a monthly or annual assessment on top of taxes and HOA. Always confirm the current CDD on the tax bill and listing, then include it in the payment I originate.
What is Zone X vs AE after recent storms?
Zone X is generally lower flood risk. AE is a special flood hazard area that often needs flood insurance. Filters on this site can prefer lower-risk flood zones. Confirm the current FEMA map and an insurance quote before you write.
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