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4031 Gulf Shore Blvd N Ph-14f
MLS#: 220051060 - $1,370,000
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2 BEDS -
3 BATHS -
1981 BUILT -
High Rise (8+) -
2172 SQFT -
0.000 ACRES
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Status: Sold
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On Site: 1349 Days
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Updated: 3 Years ago
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Naples, FL, 34103
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Park Shore
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- NEIGHBORHOOD: Allegro
- COUNTY: Collier
- AREA: NA05 - Crayton Rd Area
- BUILT: 1981
- ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Sea Gate Elementary
- HIGH SCHOOL: Naples High School
- MIDDLE SCHOOL: Gulfview Middle School
- CONDO FEE:
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Property Description
C.17838 - Sleek, Stylish and Sophisticated, this is a great opportunity to enjoy sunrises over Venetian Bay and sunset views over the Gulf of Mexico. This Penthouse was redesigned and renovated down to studs with new drywall, wiring, plumbing and additional 1/2 bath. Light and bright open floor plan with utmost attention to quality and detail. You'll be captivated the moment you walk through the door with total surround of floor to ceiling impact glass windows and sliding glass doors which capture the magnificent views of Venetian Bay, and the shimmering water of the Gulf. The gourmet kitchen is of sleek European design with Bosch appliances and gorgeous quartz counter tops. Stunning polished marble flooring and Trey ceilings with ambient lighting detail are just a few of the fine details.
Featuring "Smart Home" options with Sonos system throughout. Venetian Village is steps away with waterfront dining, boutique shopping and boat docks available for lease or purchase. Experience the High Rise luxury lifestyle that will certainly meet the needs of the most discerning tastes along with great building resort style amenities.
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