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• MLS® #: R11162347
• 1919 Sw Palm City Road #10f
• Stuart, FL 34994
• $129,900
• 2 Beds, 2 Bath, 878 SqFt
• Residential

Wake up to peaceful golf and water views from this impeccably remodeled second-floor corner residence, offering a light, bright retreat ideal for relaxed seasonal or full-time living. Enjoy the confidence of predictable monthly living costs, with assessments that include unlimited golf, water, sewer, cable, internet, pickleball, tennis, pool access, and more--creating an easy, all-inclusive lifestyle that owners highly value. Move-in ready and needing absolutely nothing, the home is completely remodeled and ready to move into, featuring impact windows, a newer roof, and thoughtful upgrades throughout for truly low-maintenance. New Air Conditioner in 2025 The split floor plan offers privacy for owners and guests. A bright sunroom offers tranquil views and fills the home with natural light from both the front and back, an inviting space for morning coffee or unwinding after a round of golf. As a corner unit, the additional windows bring even more light and openness throughout. The spacious primary suite offers a large walk-in closet and a peaceful place to recharge. Move-in-ready home lets you arrive with just your suitcaseand enjoy the entire winter season from day one. Located in Monterey Yacht and Country Club, a vibrant and well-maintained 55+ community, residents enjoy an active lifestyle with unlimited golf included in the monthly fee, along with pool, clubhouse, cable, water, sewer, hot water, trash removal, and building insurance. Buy now, settle in, and trade snow boots for sunshine this winter.

Facts About Stuart, FL

B&A Flea Market is a fantastic eclectic street bizarre that has been in existence in Stuart Beach for over two decades.  If you are looking for a fun day of shopping and sun make sure to visit this Stuart Beach staple.

Struart Florida is nicknamed the "The Sailfish Capital of the World"

Some great local Stuart landmarks incluse the Lyric Theatre, the House of Refuge and the Elliot Museum