Miriam Rogacheski

Completely rebuilt from the studs out in Palm Harbor, with a conditioned game room and a sand volleyball court out back. After the 2024 storms, this home was taken down to the studs and fully renovated, so the next owner moves into a turnkey home with nothing left on the project list. New drywall, baseboards, paint, interior doors, and hardware run throughout, along with wood-look tile flooring, a new AC system, a new water heater, new electrical and new plumbing. Walls came down to create a true open floor plan, and the kitchen now anchors the home. A quartzite waterfall island with a built in microwave gives you room to cook, gather, and serve at the same time. Across the room, a six-burner gas range with a pot filler sits in a custom arched alcove, framed by shaker cabinetry, brass hardware, floating shelves, a full wall of pantry storage, and all-new stainless steel appliances. The two bedrooms and one and a half baths are finished with the same care. The full bath features a walk-in shower with a built-in bench, pebble stone floor, frameless glass, a backlit mirror, and stone countertops. The half bath also has stone counters, and the laundry room is inside. The garage has been converted into a heated and cooled bonus room for a game room, home gym, or office (not included in heated square footage). Out back, a fenced backyard holds a sand volleyball court, a deck, and concrete patio slabs on both sides of the home. Minutes from the Pinellas Trail, Wall Springs Park, downtown Palm Harbor, and the Gulf beaches, it works as a full-time residence or a second home close to the water. Rebuilt from the studs. Open kitchen. Nothing left to do but move in. The owners had every intention of making this their 2nd home and the quality of the remodel reflects that care and attention to detail.