BOM due to Buyers unexpected job relocation. New Price Adjustment, seller's had the home appraised. Sellers offering $3,000 in concessions towards buyer's closing cost This beautiful single-family home has been renovated, inside and out, providing you with lower homeowners' insurance premiums and energy bills, and increased comfort. You'll never have to install hurricane shutters thanks to Miami-grade impact windows (2016) and impact doors (2017). Storm windows and doors also lower energy bills and significantly reduce homeowners' insurance premiums. The roof was replaced in July, so you'll enjoy even lower premiums as a result. The low-maintenance Hardie Plank composite siding, which also contributes to lower premiums, was painted in April. The new gutters (2022) and underground drainage system (2017) moves water away from the foundation to protect your home. The house was converted to city sewer and water in 2015, and the well was repurposed for the sprinkler system so you can keep your grass green without worrying about increased utility bills. The exterior and interior air conditioning units were replaced in 2021, so you'll enjoy years of cool comfort. Inside, you'll find new low-maintenance vinyl plank flooring (2021) throughout the home. The kitchen was beautifully renovated, complete with granite countertops, new cabinets, and Kenmore Elite stainless steel appliances. The induction stove protects small hands from accidental burns, the extra-large microwave doubles as a convection oven, and the freezer includes an ice maker. And you'll never have to worry about running out of hot water for bathing and appliances thanks to the tankless water heater. The open concept floor plan makes this home feel large. The master bedroom includes its own bathroom. All light fixtures feature energy-saving LED lights, and the living room and three bedrooms include ceiling fans.