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• MLS® #: RX-11144394
• 5101 Water Oak Ct
• Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
• $350,000
• 2 Beds, 2 Bath, 1,152 SqFt
• Residential

Fantastic potential opportunity! Rarely available one-level DiVosta-built 2BR/2BA villa located in the highly desirable Sun Terrace at The Oaks in Palm Beach Gardens. This CBS-constructed home offers 1,152 sq ft of light-filled living with vaulted ceilings, built-in shelving, and a spacious open floor plan. Original condition and in need of TLC; but the major items are in newer/excellent condition such as 2018 HVAC, 2017 HWH, CBS construction, and full accordion shutter storm protection!Enjoy true indoor-outdoor living with an expansive screened courtyard patio--perfect for relaxing, dining, or entertaining.The primary suite features double closets, dual sinks, a separate tub and shower, skylights, and direct access to the patio. Additional features include full accordion shutter storm protection, in-home laundry, plantation shutters on all windows, and two assigned parking spaces. Residents of Sun Terrace enjoy a heated community pool, spa, on-site manager, lush landscaping, ample guest parking, and low-maintenance living with lawn care and basic cable included. Pet-friendly (2 pets up to 25 lbs). Located in a prime Palm Beach Gardens area close to Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, The Gardens Mall, Downtown Palm Beach Gardens, PGA Corridor dining, I-95, and beautiful beaches including Juno Beach and Singer Island. Move-in ready with endless potentialthis private villa offers comfort, convenience, and the best of Palm Beach Gardens living.

Facts About Palm Beach Gardens, FL

There are about 12 golf courses within the Palm Beach Gardens city limits. The Professional Golfer's Association of America has its headquarters office in this city.

If you're an avid golfer, visit PGA National Resort & Spa.  The resort has five championship courses that are challenging even for the pros.

Palm Beach Gardens was developed by John D. MacArthur in 1959. His original chosen name for the city was Palm Beach City, but this name was not approved by Florida legislature. Therefore, MacArthur named the city, Palm Beach Gardens.