Pablo Farias

Charming 3-Bedroom Home on Over an Acre in Odessa, Family owned and meticulously cared for over 20 years. Escape the hustle without leaving the convenience of the Tampa Bay area. Nestled on a sprawling 1.32-acre lot, this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers the space and privacy today's buyers are searching for — all within this sought-after Odessa, FL neighborhood. With 1,333 square feet of comfortable living space, this property is ideal for those who value room to breathe. The primary suite with a large Full bathroom and walk-in closet are situated on the opposite side of the home from secondary bedrooms and bathroom, giving you privacy from guests and family. Newer updates and fixtures with a modern feel. The front of the home has all new impact windows installed in 2024. Roof was replaced in 2016 and a new water softener was just installed in February 2026. Private well and septic on property maintained by the owner. The generous lot provides endless potential - whether you're dreaming of a pool, a workshop, a garden, animals or simply wide-open space to call your own. Built in 2001, the home offers a solid foundation with room to personalize and update to your taste. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of Odessa's coveted countryside at an exceptional value. Dining room chandelier does not convey. This property has the ability to be sold with it's adjacent sister property (4 bed/2 bath on 2.12 acres - making the total property over 3 acres with 2 houses on it plus the shed) Ask listing agent for details. **Contact listing agent to schedule showings. Listing agent must accompany.** Seller will complete the necessary Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) process with FEMA and obtain any required documentation, elevation information, and verification from Hillsborough County regarding the property’s current flood zone designation. The purpose of this process is to seek an amendment to the FEMA flood map designation and obtain FEMA confirmation regarding the property’s removal from the AE flood zone designation, if supported by the required elevation documentation. Upon completion of the review, Hillsborough County will provide and/or transmit updated floodplain information to FEMA for consideration in updating the applicable FEMA flood maps. The parties acknowledge that the current FEMA flood maps have not been updated since 2008 and may not reflect current property conditions, improvements, or elevation information.