1425 S Homestead Point , Inverness, FL 34450(Citrus County)

WIDE OPEN LAKEFRONT on Big Lake Henderson. This impeccable deal will be sure to have you asking "where do I sign?!" Expansive open water views from almost every angle of the property. Deep water right off your shoreline. This Tudor style home is meticulously maintained, easily checking all the boxes on your list of wants and needs. This home offers many thoughtful updates throughout including, ceiling fans and light fixtures, custom fit blinds in all the windows, a water filter system, and recently a new garage door was installed this year. The roof, A/C, solar fans in attic, and sliding glass doors were all updated in 2014. Also a large concrete circle driveway and additional parking area just beside the garage was added in 2014. This gives you plenty of room for parking your all of your toys. The exterior grounds shows off a multitude of mature native Florida palm trees, sago palms, water oaks, and cypress trees along the shoreline. Decorative shrubbery is tastefully placed around the exterior of the home. Take a step inside and you are sure to fall in love with the idea of life on the lake. The Main living area is split between a ground floor boasting a Kitchen with large bay windows, a breakfast nook and bar, expansive living area with LVP flooring and a wood burning stone fireplace. The guest quarters are downstairs as well complete with two bedrooms and an updated bathroom. Make your way up to the second floor to the extra large Master Suite complete with a walk in closet with custom built in shelving, a full bathroom with a generously sized vanity plus powder station. From the master suite, walk out the sliding glass doors onto the over sized balcony offering breathtaking views of the open lake. Head out back to the screened in 12' x 20' porch area, and a 12' x 24' concrete patio. All of this is over looking the one of the best views on all of Lake Henderson. This is your opportunity to own a truly one of a kind property in one of the most sought after locations on all of the Tsala Apopka chain of lakes.