7801 Cherrytree Ln New Port Richey, FL 34653

This home is nested in a quaint neighborhood with tree lined trees. Upon entering you step into the formal living room as the home boasts a bonus family room as well! The kitchen is spacious with a large dinning area, Cabinets are in great condition and can easily be painted/refinished without demolition. The family room offers more living space and has tons of natural light. Perfect for relaxing in the evenings or gathering. Desirable split bedroom floorplan offers some privacy for all. Master bedroom has dual closets for extra storage. The lot is one of the largest lots in the neighborhood and has ample room for pool, additional outdoor living space, or fire pit...tons of possibilities. Enjoy peace of mind with a newer roof (approx 5 years) and AC (less than 2 years). Brand new washer/dryer and a laundry sink in the garage. Bonus shed outside perfect for year tools, bikes or beach accessories. Garage features pull down attic stairs for ease and garage built in cabinets for even more storage. This wonderful home is located in Magnolia Valley, a neighborhood in New Port Richey, Florida. Magnolia Valley mostly features midsize homes that are very reasonably priced. This is a well-established community that continues to attract interest from buyers looking in the New Port Richey area. Within its four square miles, The City of New Port Richey contains boundless Florida nature to explore and enjoy. Residents regularly visit the City's beautiful parks, nature preserve, and state-of-the-art Recreation and Aquatics Center. Many City parks are located along the banks of the Pithlachascotee River - or the Cotee, as it's known by the locals. Boat docks and kayak launches are available for public river access from the parks. Swimming dolphins and manatees are a common sight on the Cotee, along with a variety of native Florida wildlife. The City is home to James E. Grey Preserve, an 80-acre wildlife preserve featured on the Great Florida Birding Trail. The preserve is home to 140 different species of birds, as well as deer, wild boar, turtles, and manatees. New Port Richey welcomes leashed dogs in the following parks: Sims Park, Cotee River Park and Jasmin Park. The City is also home to Meadows Park, where canine companions are free to explore off-leash in our newly renovated dog park. We ask that you commit to the beautification of public spaces by cleaning up after your dog. Entry and use of the parks, including parking and launching your boat, are free of charge. New Port Richey is a city in Pasco County, Florida, United States. It is a suburban city included in the Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, Metropolitan Area. New Port Richey, on Pasco County’s southern coast in Central West Florida, has spectacular sunsets and outdoor adventures that range from easy and relaxed to action-packed for residents to enjoy. Spot dolphins from the 650-foot boardwalk at Robert K. Rees Memorial Park and spend time on the beach. Explore New Port Richey’s parks, expansive nature preserves, and the Pithlachascotee or “Cotee” River, put in some miles on the Suncoast Trail, and hike, bike, and camp at Jay B. Starkey Wilderness Park. Residents can explore the historic downtown area and check out Sims Park, which has an amphitheater, boat and kayak launches, and a playground and splash pad for kids. Catch a performance or movie at the historic Richey Suncoast Theatre.