35505 crescent drive

WATERFRONT LIVING WITH DIRECT ACCESS TO THE HARRIS CHAIN OF LAKES! Situated on a spacious homesite with canal frontage leading directly to Lake Griffin and the renowned Harris Chain of Lakes, this property offers a rare opportunity for boating, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and enjoying Old Florida waterfront living right from your backyard. The canal is wide and navigable, and a private dock is already in place, making it easy to spend the day on the water. From your dock, enjoy convenient access to Lake Griffin, waterfront restaurants, fishing destinations, and nearby Lake Griffin State Park. The home offers approximately 1,888 square feet under heat and air, including a Florida Room with its own mini-split system for year-round comfort. Outside, the backyard is designed for enjoying the waterfront setting, featuring a unique gazebo overlooking the canal complete with running water and electricity—an ideal spot for entertaining, outdoor dining, or simply relaxing while enjoying the view. There is also a separate workshop/storage building with electric service, providing excellent space for hobbies, tools, boating equipment, or additional storage. Major improvements have already been completed, including replacement windows in 2022, a new roof in 2020, and a complete HVAC system replacement in 2017. The home is also generator-ready with wiring already in place for added peace of mind during storm season. Water quality has been enhanced with a water softener system, three-stage water filtration system, and updated well equipment. Additional features include a full two-car garage, wood-burning fireplace in the primary bedroom, distinctive wood-paneled Florida Room, and plenty of room to add a future swimming pool if desired. Whether you're an avid boater, fisherman, nature enthusiast, or simply looking for a peaceful waterfront retreat with convenient access to the Harris Chain of Lakes, this property offers a unique combination of location, infrastructure, and outdoor living opportunities that are increasingly difficult to find.