Kimberly Ann Pfeiffer

Built 4 years ago, the owners added nearly every upgrade the builder offered, and the result is a home that feels a full step above the rest of the neighborhood. Inside, the first thing you notice is the ceiling height - 9 feet 4 inches, which gives every room a sense of openness. Matching ceramic tile runs through the entire home, no transitions, no patchwork. The kitchen is where the upgrades really add up: quartz countertops, cabinets with roll-out shelves for real usability, and a layout built around the way people actually cook and move through a space. A reverse osmosis system is installed directly at the kitchen sink, and a whole-house water softener is already running. Lighted ceiling fans are set up in the great room and every bedroom, so the air moves and the light is there without you having to add anything. Out back, the lanai extends further than the standard build, giving you real outdoor space to use — not just a small ledge off the back door. This is a home where the details were thought through, not an afterthought. Walk in, unpack, and live here. Where It Sits Williams Pointe is positioned in one of the more connected spots in the Tampa Bay area. I-4, I-75, I-275, US-92, and US-301 are all within a few minutes, which means getting anywhere in Hillsborough County — or out of it — doesn't involve a hassle. Westfield Brandon for shopping and dining is right there. Eureka Springs State Park, with its boardwalks and tropical gardens, is just down the road. Clearwater Beach - 36 miles. Museum of Science & Industry - 18 miles. Tampa International Airport - 19 miles, No CDD. The kind of location that works for a family, for someone who commutes, or for anyone who wants the Tampa Bay area without actually being inside city limits.