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1014 Collier Blvd 217
MLS#: 219061233 - $575,000
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2 BEDS -
2 BATHS -
1980 BUILT -
Low Rise (1-3) -
1200 SQFT -
0.000 ACRES
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Status: Sold
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On Site: 1673 Days
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Updated: 3 Years ago
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Marco Island, FL, 34145
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Marco Island
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- NEIGHBORHOOD: Surfside Club At Marco Beach
- COUNTY: Collier
- AREA: MI01 - Marco Island
- BUILT: 1980
- ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Tommie Barfield Elementary School
- HIGH SCHOOL: Lely High School
- MIDDLE SCHOOL: Manatee Middle School
- CONDO FEE:
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Property Description
This gorgeous Surfside Club at Marco Beach condo had a complete renovation in 2013 with a focus on luxury and quality, sparing no expense! A modern kitchen with full view doors between the lanai and the two bedrooms. All new appliances and the electrical has been redone. Copper water lines have been replaced with PEX throughout. Mechanical improvements include hot water heater, AC condenser-air handler, AC ductwork repositioned to ceilings for both vents and returns with new grill plates. Raised volume ceiling to 8'6" was created throughout all rooms and white crown molding provides a polished contemporary look. PGT hurricane impact grade windows and sliders have been replaced and there is a NEW roof. The flooring boasts Pacific walnut Fiji hardwood flooring with Proflex-90 sound barrier protection. The master suite is a peaceful oasis with a luxurious modern look. Everything has been upgraded with attention to detail and top of the line quality. This unit is located just a few minutes to the gated inground pool and offers views of Caxambas Pass from the screened-in private lanai, kitchen and living room. "Feature Sheet" is available with the renovation details.
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Property Features
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Courtesy of Premier Sotheby's International Realty
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