Welcome to a cozy and versatile Key West-style home in the highly desirable coastal community of Harbour Watch. The great room is large enough for an oversized sectional and an equally oversized dining table with plenty of room to spare. This can free up the dining room to serve as a foyer. A long breakfast bar separates the main living area from the galley kitchen, complete with granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, and plenty of cabinets. A bonus room behind French doors can be a media room, office, or even a fifth bedroom. A laundry/utility room, a large walk-in storage space, and a guest bathroom complete the first floor. Beyond the laundry room is a suite with a second bonus room and an additional bedroom, its own central air conditioning, and private entrance from the patio. There are high ceilings throughout, coffered ceilings in the foyer and first bonus room. The second floor includes a large master bedroom that fits a king-sized bed with ease. The master bathroom features a garden tub, double vanity, toilet stall, and separate shower. The second floor includes two additional, roughly equally-sized bedrooms and an additional full bathroom. There are vaulted ceilings over most of the second floor. There is a balcony overlooking a green back yard with areas of crushed seashells, a firepit, pergola, and recently renovated deck. The vegetation, including coconut and avocado trees, provides plenty of privacy. The front yard is green as well, with shrubs and palm trees running along the enclosed porch, next to a wide two-car driveway. Behind the driveway is a two-car garage with a workshop area. The community provides plenty of additional guest parking for a large clubhouse and pool, two tennis courts, and a basketball half-court. The community lies between the Gulf of Mexico and Anclote River. There is a freshwater lake and a few ponds on the premises. There is security staff onsite 24 hours a day, operating the gate and monitoring the common areas in person and via a CC camera system. Landscaping is pristine, street lighting is in good working order, and all utility pipes/cables are buried. The fishing pier is ideally positioned for watching the sunset. Known for its rich culture and history, as well as over 50 miles of waterfront, Tarpon Springs is commonly ranked as one of Florida's best beach towns. The popular Fred Howard Park and idyllic Sunset Beach are about 2.5 miles away. The downtown district and world-famous Sponge Docks provide a variety of shops and restaurants. Bayous and canals zigzag the area, so dolphin and manatee sightings are quite frequent. There are multiple marinas within a five-mile radius, including two visible across Anclote River. Golf carts are welcome in the community and in Tarpon Springs at large. The closest golf course is 10 minutes away; the well-known Innisbrook Golf Resort is 15 minutes away. So is AL Anderson park on the freshwater Lake Tarpon, the largest lake in Pinellas County. US Hwy 19, running along the lake, is a major north/south thoroughfare.