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Trinity – Fox Hollow Golf Course Home!

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With its sun-dappled yard and impeccable landscaping, this 4 bedroom plus office/den home features 3.5 stunning baths and a 3-car oversized garage. Nestled on an oversized corner lot on the 6th tee of the acclaimed Fox Hollow Golf Course, this Trinity residence enjoys its privacy in the gated community of Spyglass of Fox Hollow. Outside, exquisite pavers lead to a graceful portico with double entrance doors, while the same style pavers accent the screened lanai that boasts a solar-heated pool with Diamond Brite finish, a shaded dining area and the quintessential wet bar already pre-plumbed for grill and sink. Paradise. Inside, gleaming 20 x 20 tile runs through as lush carpeting cushions the bedroom floors and classic plantation shutters adorn the windows. The formal living room is spectacular. Decorative niches & crown molding highlight the room’s beautifully outfitted fireplace and triple sliders reveal sweeping views of the outdoors. A spacious Formal Dining Room offsets the casual dining space provided by the gourmet kitchen’s charming breakfast nook. Both the kitchen and the family room combine to deliver the “wow” factor and access to the pool. The kitchen is expansive with its center island, lustrous granite counters, raised panel hardwood cabinets, stainless steel appliances, pantry, and built-in wine fridge. It is separated from the ideal family room by a breakfast bar. A split bedroom floor plan, security system, & upgraded ceiling fans/light fixtures throughout complete this very pretty picture.

Trinity Treasure! 4 Bedroom Pool Home on Conservation!

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In the beautiful gated community of Trinity West, you’ll experience the peace and tranquility in this plush and private conservation lot that is close to the shops, restaurants, Trinity Hospital & the Suncoast/Veterans Expressway commute. This gorgeous 4 bedroom/2 bath pool home features an impressive kitchen, complete with cherry wood cabinets, crown molding, granite countertops and closet pantry with tons of storage. The breakfast nook and counter space with convenient bar provide seating in the kitchen area, which also boasts beautiful and easy-to-clean 18”x18” tile. The spacious layout offers a combination living room/dining room area (currently shown with a pool table in the dining room space), with an open family room area that overlooks the pool. A stylish cherry wood wall unit sets the stage for a relaxing family movie night and can accommodate an oversized flat screen TV. Walk through the sliders and into the beautiful screened area to enjoy a Pebble Tec pool with a sun shelf and swim-out; and you’ll still have plenty of room left to entertain in the rest of the lanai! The interior boasts a well-appointed master suite complete with custom cabinetry, shelving and a pull-out laundry hamper in the closet. Two of the other three bedrooms have built-in wall units and all three bedrooms feature custom California closets for excellent organizing options. Additional features in this 2,390 sf beauty include gas stove, dryer and hot water heater, 3-car garage plus generator for the home.

A Little Perspective Please?

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This post was provided by Brian P. Forrester of Vandyk Mortgage

While politics are more of a hot button than ever before and Americans are currently caught in the cross fire of Congressional finger-pointing; we still need to get perspective about how the country’s recent downgrading by Standard and Poor’s is really affecting you and getting a mortgage.

Whoever you want to “blame” for the downgrade, S&P is only one of three companies that provides credit ratings. Much like Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax are our mortgage industry go-to sources for a client’s credit score as they help to determine interest rates…S&P isn’t the only game in town and their peers are still standing firm on the premium credit status for the United States.

And another thing! In comparison to other nations issuing credit, we are still the gold standard upon which others are based. Therefore, the market for our debt still strongly mitigates most of the fears S&P may have instigated.

At the end of the day, amidst all the panic, interest rates actually went down over this past week; so what’s that saying? That’s reiterating that the market will be a main driver in helping to set the interest rates.

Let’s just de-twist the proverbial panties and take a deep breath. Your 401k may have been all over the map this week, but we’ve got money to lend at reasonable rates in a buyers’ market. How’s that for perspective?