1636 Abscott St
Port Charlotte, FL 33952
3 beds · 2 baths · 1,524 sqft
$289,000
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Welcome to 1636 Abscott St! This home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms in a comfortable split floor plan. The property is easily accessed from Midway Blvd and located on the Niagara Waterway, a brackish water canal. As you enter the home you are greeted with the spacious living room with bright, natural sunlight, neutral colored walls and dark colored wood like flooring. The living area flows through the formal dining room off the living room and adjacent to the kitchen. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, neutral colored wood cabinets, pantry and a comfortable working triangle. A breakfast bar and an informal dining area aside the kitchen with slider doors accessing the lanai. The primary bedroom is bright and spacious with a large walk-in closet and an en suite bathroom that has a glazed window creating a bright space featuring neutral colored tile, a single sink vanity, standing shower, and a door that leads to the garage. Bedrooms two and three have a moderate sized window, neutral colored paint, and spacious closets. The second bathroom features a glazed window, a single vanity, and a neutral colored tiled tub/shower combo. The lanai is screened, tiled and accesses the spacious yard. The garage is oversized with plenty of storage space, houses the laundry area and has a side door that accesses the north side of property. The property is landscaped with palm trees in the front and an array of Deciduous and Conifer trees that border the back property line at waters edge. Colored concrete edging with assorted bushes and rock gardens highlight the front of the home. The riding lawnmower is functional and conveys with the property, as is. There is an irrigation system in place from the canal that needs repair. The roof was replaced in 2022. The windows were replaced in 2021 and all windows have accordion shutters. Electrical panel was upgraded in 2021. Water heater is 2017. AC is 2020.
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