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View this single family residence for sale at 13096 QUINCY BAY Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32224 priced at $515,000. Featuring 3 bedrooms with 1,950 square feet of living space. Located in Duval County within Johns Creek.

Beds
3
Baths
2
Living Area
1,950 sq ft
Year Built
1996

Description

** PRICE IMPROVEMENT ** A beautifully renovated home awaits you in Johns Creek, with a backyard large enough for your private pool! The meticulously maintained residence is convenient to town center, the beaches, Mayo clinic and more. The kitchen features new quartz countertops, newer stainless steel appliances and plenty of storage. The open floor plan brings in natural light through the skylights. The primary bedroom is spacious and the primary bath has a garden tub, oversized closets with his and her vanities as well. Access your patio and backyard from the primary suite. A fully fenced, completely level backyard will be your oasis, with plenty of room to build a pool if you wish. ** Preferred Membership Initiation Fee pricing for the clubs of Gate Hospitality - Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, The Lodge & Club, Epping Forest or The River Club - is available to the purchaser(s) of this property ** restrictions apply **

Financial

List Price
$515,000
HOA
No

Property

Type
Residential
Sub-Type
Single Family Residence
Status
Active Under Contract
County
Duval
Subdivision
Johns Creek

Interior

Living Area
1,950 sq ft
Beds
3
Full Baths
2

Exterior

Year Built
1996
Lot (Acres)
0.15 acres
Pool
No
Waterfront
No