LAKEFRONT! Former Model! See virtual tour! Beautifully appointed four bedroom, 3.5 bath townhome in Vizcaya with many updates and upgrades throughout! Enjoy your rear patio view overlooking Lake Serene and the lovely sunsets. Lakefront views can also be seen from the greatroom, and both master bedrooms, one upstairs and one downstairs. Disney fireworks can often be seen from the townhome and screen enclosed patio. Just across the street from the townhome is a culdesac where the community pool is located. Note the greatroom's impressive 20 ft. high coffered ceiling details, each framed with white crown molding. Coffered ceilings are also in the loft currently serving as the owner's office. Not including the loft (office) there are four very spacious bedrooms. There is a half bath downstairs, along with the master bath. The other two full baths are upstairs. Some of the features/updates/upgrades include African Mahogany wood floors; solid wood 42" kitchen cabinets w/high level flowing granite countertops; stainless steel appliances; framed accent wall mirrors; designer paint colors; wood staircase complimented by wrought iron and wood railing; updated bathrooms with granite counters; architectural built ins; recessed niche outside of loft/office area; designer light fixtures; lots of crown molding; bay windows in both master bedrooms. Freshly painted interior, including garage walls and garage floor. AC system replaced in 2016. Vizcaya is 24 hour guard gated, boasting two tennis courts, gym, lakefront recreation area, and again the community pool is across the street. The neighborhood is practically walking distance to "Restaurant Row" on Sandlake Rd. It is very convenient to the major attractions, shopping, banking, and "A" rated schools. Buyer/buyer's agent to verify sq. footage, room dimensions, school information, pet info, leasing info, etc. Info deemed to be reliable, but not warranted. A buyer who purchases a lot that fronts Big Sand Lake, Lake Serene, or Little Sand Lake shall, at closing pay $1,000 (price as of 3 years ago) into a fund in the HOA's name for the preservation, remediation and mitigation of impacts for the Conservation Easement Area per the Common Rules and Regulations of Vizcaya Master Homeowner's Association, Article XXX.