This new years resolution- retire to Florida! Dunedin quite possibly the best ever little town..to retire to. Look at what we found! JUST BRING YOUR TOOTHBRUSH Beautifully maintained 55+ condo on top floor with elevator. Retire, sit back and enjoy all that Dunedin has to offer. SOLD FULLY FURNISHED. Featured here is the screened in all weather porch with vinyl windows ($3,000) that gives garden views all year long. 2 bedroom 1 over-sized bath accessible for wheelchair/walker, with hard to find inside utility for linens. Mater bedroom fits King sized bed and has his and hers closets for lots of storage. Home boasts ceramic tile in all the high traffic areas. Enjoy your light and bright updated kitchen refinished cabinets, new stainless steel stove, hood, fridge just installed this year. Fees cover Cable tv ( for 2 tvs), water, sewer, trash, building insurance, exterior . maintenance, roof, heated pool. New laundry room in 2020. Good reserves with no assessment foreseen. Less than 1 mile to mall, walk to grocery , bank and pharmacy. Bus line is within one block. Care lift available for appointments. Pets with board approval. Heather Ridge is in a NON EVACUATION ZONE in the event of hurricane. No Flood insurance. Pristine sandy beaches at famous Caledesi Island, major league baseball teams during Spring training, picnic in one of the many tree lined parks, bike on the Pinellas trail, shop in the quaint downtown and farmers market . Dunedin is considered one of the best walking towns. What you waiting for? Newly rehabbed walkways, lanai decking not found in many condo complexes. Strong reserves . NEW ELAVATOR was installed and no assessments on the condos! Dunedin is a city on Florida’s Gulf Coast. It’s known for the beaches, pine forest and ospreys of Honeymoon Island State Park. The island is linked to the mainland by Dunedin Causeway, which offers views over St. Joseph Sound. Downtown, Hammock Park is home to owls, woodpeckers and a butterfly garden. The Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail runs through the city. West, kayaks dot the mangroves of Caladesi Island State Park