New Pricing for Twin River Dream Home - WOW!!! in Parrish, Florida For Sale

NEW PRICING
xxxx 155th Ave E
Parrish, FL xxxx9
USA
Price: $429,900
Main Features:
Single Family Home,4 Bedrooms,3 Bathrooms,Interior: 2,986 sqft,Lot: 0.50 acre(s)
More Info: http://listings.realbird.com/Real_Estate/-25-000-REDUCED-Twin-Rivers-Paradise/Parrish/FL/S2S6L5H7/xxxx34.aspx
Description:
This home sits on a large 1/2 acre lot in the heart of Parrish. Living in Twin Rivers you have the amenities like the new boat ramp just built and soccer field. This large 4 bedroom 3 bathroom home with a pool is definitely worth looking at! Now that this property has been reduced and the talks about the Fort Hamer Bridge going in this price won't last long.  This is a beautiful custom home has many top of the line upgrades so what more could you ask for. You have a great open floor plan with all the upgrades you expect in a custom home. Somber sounds of the peaceful outdoors, but still being close to the interstate, airport, shopping and more.Your yard is large enough to have huge family or business gatherings with plenty of room to wander around. You kitchen is big enough to accommodate any event. Or you can just sit back in your tranquil surrounding with a great book and cup of joe soaking up the rays on your lanai.Welcome home!
Neigborhood Info:
Parrish is an unincorporated community in Manatee County, Florida, United States. It is located near the intersection of US 301 and State Road 62. It is home to the Florida Gulf Coast Railroad Museum.Captain William B Hooker acquired this land from the US Government in xxxx. William H Johnson raised Sea Island cotton on the land with Hooker. Both were prominent soldiers during the Third Seminole war. Major William Iredell Turner (xxxx-xxxx) moved here from Tampa in xxxx. His son Charles A Turner purchased the property from Hooker in xxxx and then deeded it to Major Turner in xxxx. When Major Turner and Major John T. Lesley were helping confederate secretary of State Judah P. Benjamin escape following the collapse of the confederacy, they hid Benjamin in a swamp behind Major Turners House. He remained there for several days until they were sure the area was cleared of federal soldiers. He was then transported to Gamble Mansion.Parrish is named after one of its first settlers, Crawford Parrish (xxxxâ??xxxx) who came to Manatee County in xxxx. He purchased land at Oak Hill from Major William Turner, on which Parrish farmed food crops as well as tobacco, citrus, cattle and hogs. He also homesteaded many acres and in xxxx was awarded a 40-acre (160,000Â m2) land grant signed by President Grover Cleveland. He and his wife, Mary, had eight children many of whose descendants still call Parrish home. Crawford and Mary Parrish are buried at Fortner Cemetery.