5204 E 127th Ave, Temple Terrace, Florida 33617

Virtually Staged. Pool, privacy and no HOA, on a quiet street in the City of Temple Terrace! This gorgeous single-story pool home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2, 622 heated square feet on over a quarter acre, topped by a brand-new roof over the entire property with a 10-year transferable warranty. Step through decorative-glass double doors into an open floor plan finished with crown molding, where the living room, dining room and kitchen flow together for easy entertaining. Easy-care laminate floors run through the living areas and bedrooms, with tile in the kitchen, bathrooms and Florida room. The kitchen is made for gathering, with rich raised-panel wood cabinetry, glass-front display cabinets, granite counters, a tiled backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, stainless steel appliances and a breakfast bar. French doors from the living room, dining room and primary suite open to the star of the home: a 33’10” x 11’3″ Florida room with a tongue-and-groove wood ceiling, its own mini-split AC for year-round comfort, and a wall of windows that fills the room with natural light and overlooks the sparkling pool. The split-bedroom plan gives the primary suite its own privacy, with an en-suite bath featuring a granite double vanity, glass-tile accents and a tiled walk-in shower. Outside, the fenced backyard is your own private retreat, with a free-form in-ground pool, paver deck, shade sails, gazebo, storage shed and mature trees. An attached 2-car garage with laundry and a utility sink completes the picture. Peace of mind comes built in: Flood Zone X, a new roof over the entire property (November 2026), a whole-house 4-ton AC and a mini-split AC (both April 2021), pool resurfacing (May 2023), a new water heater (2026), and in-ceiling AC returns replacing all wall returns. Per Seller, the water pipes from the main line to the house were replaced approximately 3 years ago and the electrical panel approximately 10 years ago. Life in “The Terrace” means a 1920s planned Mediterranean Revival community named for the Temple orange and bordered in part by the Hillsborough River. It is home to the Temple Terrace Golf & Country Club, opened in 1923 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and a city recreation complex with a heated pool, clay tennis courts and a fitness center. Close to the University of South Florida, Moffitt Cancer Center, shopping and dining, with easy access to I-75 at Fowler Ave.