Stunning Remodeled home with Pool in Pembroke Pines.

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16275 N Mariposa Cir N, Pembroke Pines, FL

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$969,000

4 Beds - 2.5 Baths -

Welcome to your newly remodeled sanctuary in Pembroke Pines! This corner-lot gem boasts a brand new roof and new privacy fence. Enjoy the open layout flooded with natural light, a great screened patio with pool, perfect for entertaining—all surrounded by mature coconut palms. Located in a gated community with easy access to I75 and US27, plus amenities like a park, playground, and tennis courts.  Ready to make this your haven? Make your appointment today.


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Location: 16275 Mariposa Cir N, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33331, USA

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