36750 Us Hwy 19

A low-rise condominium complex on three stories originally built in 1974, this lodge-style property sits within the larger Innisbrook resort community in Palm Harbor, Florida. Units are a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans, many with open living/dining configurations, eat-in kitchens, primary bedrooms on the main level and built-in storage. Interior finishes across units vary from original to updated — common features reported include crown molding, solid wood cabinets, stone or solid-surface counters, engineered hardwood in some units, ceiling fans, walk-in closets and window treatments. Exterior character emphasizes garden and course views: many residences have balconies or wraparound patios, sliding glass doors, private entrances and ground-floor outdoor living space overlooking lakes, fairways or wooded landscaping. Common-area provisions across specific lodges include elevators, locked lobby access in permanent buildings, underground parking in select buildings, guest parking, on-floor air-conditioned storage rooms and some in-unit laundry in the perm lodges. The buildings are integrated with resort infrastructure rather than a standalone HOA — residents may purchase varying levels of club membership to access golf, spa, dining, pools and racquet facilities on the Innisbrook property. On-site recreational elements associated with the complex include tennis and pickleball courts, multiple pool complexes, walking paths and irrigated landscaping. Unit ownership often targets seasonal or investment use tied to the resort’s optional rental-pool program in designated lodges; other lodges operate as owner-permanent buildings with restricted private rentals. The setting is suburban-resort: 800+ wooded acres with lakes and championship golf courses, about 25–30 minutes from Tampa International Airport and a short drive to Gulf beaches and nearby towns such as Dunedin and Tarpon Springs.