5701 S Eaton Terrace

Inverness, Floryda 34452, USA

Welcome to this beautifully updated home on a spacious 0.54-acre lot, offering 1,696 sq. ft. of living space with all the modern upgrades you’re looking for. Step inside to discover an open-concept layout featuring a bright, inviting kitchen complete with crisp white shaker cabinets, contrasting gray base cabinets, Pompeii quartz counters, and brand-new KitchenAid stainless steel appliances. This kitchen is designed for both style and convenience, boasting custom cabinetry with soft-close doors and drawers, lazy susan corner unit, and pull-out shelves to maximize storage. A sleek glass backsplash adds a modern touch, perfectly complementing the space. The large kitchen island provides ample space for entertaining or family gatherings, while the adjoining family room, accented with a stylish faux wood beam and updated lighting, creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The split floor plan allows for privacy, with a generously sized master suite featuring two walk-in closets and an ensuite bath with dual sinks, a tile shower, and a soaking tub. Two additional bedrooms provide plenty of room for family or guests. Outdoor living is at its finest with a heated chlorine swimming pool (installed in 2021) that’s completely screened in, along with a spacious patio perfect for entertaining or unwinding. The fenced backyard offers peace of mind for pet owners and includes two sheds with electric, providing convenient storage for lawn equipment and more. The backyard is truly a tropical retreat, featuring citrus trees, including lime, lemon, and orange, bringing a fresh, natural vibe to your outdoor space. Recent upgrades include a new roof (2020) and AC (2019), ensuring that you can move in with confidence. This home’s prime location means you’re minutes from downtown Inverness, where you’ll enjoy shopping, dining spots, and the scenic beauty of Liberty Park. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate quick access to the Withlacoochee State Trail for biking and walking, as well as boat ramps leading to the Inverness Chain of Lakes.