Experience the tropical ambiance and resort-like feel with your walks on the beautiful white beaches while enjoying the turquoise blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico and the impressively stunning sunsets. This updated two-bedroom, two-bath corner residence located in the beachfront community of Privateer South offers large open living and dining areas along with two balconies that are ideal for entertaining friends and family. Kitchen updates include stainless steel appliances, with a new sink, faucet, and glass tile backsplash. The kitchen also features a reverse osmosis system, granite counters, and a tray ceiling. The split floor plan offers optimal separation and privacy for the two bedrooms. The primary bedroom has abundant space and features a large walk-in closet, a private balcony, and an updated en-suite bath. This update includes a frameless glass shower with designer tile, vanity, quartz counter, sink and Hans Grohe plumbing fixtures. The guest bedroom can easily accommodate two beds and has a large walk-in closet. The updated guest bath includes new designer tile above the tub, vanity, quartz counter, sink and Hans Grohe plumbing fixtures. Other features include hurricane impact-resistant doors and windows, additional recessed LED lighting in bathrooms and halls, and crown molding throughout. The Privateer South is a well-established beachfront community located behind the gates of the Longboat Key Club Resort situated along the Gulf of Mexico on the southern end of Longboat Key close to dining and shopping. It offers resort-style living with wonderful amenities including a heated Olympic size pool and spa, tennis and pickleball courts, fitness room, Gulf side patio, barbecue grills, fire pit, shuffleboard, golf bag storage, bike storage, owners’ storage, gathering room with a catering kitchen for social functions, assigned covered parking, 24-hour secured lobby with weekday onsite manager, two guest suites available for family or friends to rent. Most furnishings are available under a separate contract.
