1904 Via Napoli St, Plant City, FL 33566

Description

Under contract-accepting backup offers. Virtually Staged. Room to live, gather and grow await in this spacious four-bedroom, three-bath home positioned on a large corner lot with a fenced-in backyard. From the attractive stucco exterior (capped with a NEW ROOF--2025) and manicured landscaping to the inviting arched entryways inside, this home makes a memorable first impression.

The main level features a formal sitting or dining room, a generous living area, and an open kitchen equipped with contrasting countertops, abundant dark-wood cabinetry, stainless-steel appliances, pendant lighting, and a center island providing additional prep and gathering space. Vinyl wood flooring, recessed lighting, and a decorative accent wall bring warmth and character to the adjoining living room, while sliding glass doors offer easy access to the screened patio.

The first-floor primary suite provides a comfortable place to unwind, complete with a large walk-in closet and private bathroom featuring a soaking tub, separate glass-enclosed shower, and granite-topped vanity. Two additional bedrooms, another full bathroom, and a dedicated laundry room complete the main level.

Upstairs, an expansive bonus room offers even more possibilities—ideal for a media lounge, game room, home office, fitness area, or hobby space. A fourth bedroom and full bathroom make the second floor especially well suited for guests or anyone seeking additional privacy.

Outside, the screened patio creates a relaxing setting for morning coffee, outdoor dining, or unwinding at the end of the day. Beyond the patio, the fenced backyard offers plenty of room for pets, recreation, gardening, or creating your own outdoor retreat. The large corner lot adds a greater sense of openness, while the attached two-car garage provides convenient parking and storage.

Located in Plant City, the home offers convenient access to shopping, dining, parks, Interstate 4, the Florida Strawberry Festival, and outdoor recreation at Edward Medard Conservation Park—placing both Tampa and Lakeland within comfortable reach.