Don't miss this impeccably maintained 3 bedroom pool home in a friendly and quiet neighborhood in the heart of Boynton Beach with no HOA. It features a beautiful screened in pool and covered lanai as well as nice sized fenced back yard. The pool is heated and has a solar cover for energy efficiency. The home design is focused on the pool area with sliding doors opening to the lanai from the dining room, oversized family room as well as the master suite. The master suite has plenty of space for a sitting/getaway area and includes a large walk-in closet.
Most of the big ticket maintenance items will not be a problem. The A/C system was replaced last September and the pool pump last October. The Dishwasher and Refrigerator were replaced in 2014. There are hurricane shutters for the entire home and new accordion shutters were installed for the lanai in 2016. The home also has a generator hookup.
Listing information updated March 12, 2017
9292 Longmeadow Circle has 3 bedrooms.
9292 Longmeadow Circle has 2 bathrooms.
9292 Longmeadow Circle is approximately 1,536 square feet.
9292 Longmeadow Circle is listed at $285,000.
As of March 12, 2017, 9292 Longmeadow Circle is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Notable features of 9292 Longmeadow Circle include Screened in Pool/Lanai, No HOA, Large Master Suite with Sitting Area, Oversized Family Room, Covered Lanai, Hurricane Shutters, Generator Hookup, New A/C.
Parking at 9292 Longmeadow Circle: Garage.
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Have the pool inspected separately from the house — it is its own system, and the equipment, the surface, and underground plumbing leaks are all expensive in different ways. Ask the age of the pump, heater, and plaster or liner, whether there is any leak history, and what the local barrier and safety requirements are. Confirm with your insurer how a pool changes liability coverage before you close.
Running costs stack up from chemicals, pump electricity, water, and either a service or your own weekly time — and then there are the replacements: pumps, heaters, and resurfacing all have finite lives and four-figure price tags. Ask the seller for the last few years of actual pool expenses rather than working from a national average.
Going deeper? Read our guide to the real cost, safety, and insurance questions on a home with a pool.
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