10022 Lily St. #N, Pinellas Park, FL 33782

One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Maintenance-Free Living in Springwood Villas 55+ Community! Experience the best of carefree Florida living in this beautifully maintained two-bedroom, one-bath villa located in the welcoming 55+ community of Springwood Villas. The low monthly HOA fee of $475 covers cable TV, internet, water, sewer, trash, gas, roof, exterior maintenance, building insurance, and more—allowing you to enjoy a maintenance-free lifestyle without the worry of unexpected expenses. This move-in ready home has been freshly painted throughout, including the ceilings, and features an open-concept layout filled with natural light. Updates include a newer AC (2018), newer water heater, all-new interior and closet doors, and the rare benefit of a private in-unit water heater. The spacious living and dining areas create a comfortable setting for daily living or entertaining guests, while the kitchen offers plenty of cabinet and counter space for ease of use. Just off the dinette, a private paved patio provides the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening relaxation. The bathroom is wheelchair accessible, and the second bedroom offers flexibility for guests, an office, or hobbies. A carpet replacement allowance is available with an accepted contract. Springwood Villas is designed for easy, active living. Residents enjoy a heated pool, sauna, fitness center, billiards, shuffleboard, and a clubhouse that hosts regular social events, creating a friendly and engaging community atmosphere. The location is ideal, close to shopping, dining, medical facilities, downtown St. Petersburg, Gulf beaches, and Tampa International Airport. For those 55 and older seeking convenience, community, and peace of mind, this villa offers an exceptional lifestyle in one of the area’s most desirable locations. Don’t miss your chance to make it yours—schedule your private showing today. Would you like me to shorten this slightly to fit typical MLS character limits (around 1,000 characters), or keep it in this more detailed form for marketing and flyers?