$6.625M Culbreath Isles Estate Sets Record as Hillsborough County’s Most Expensive Home Sold in 2016
TAMPA, FL (July 25, 2016) – The most expensive home sale in Hillsboro County in 2016 is 4814 Culbreath Isles Road in Tampa for $6.625 million. Jeff Shelton of Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate’s Hughes-Shelton Realtors represented the buyers in this record-breaking transaction. The property closed on July 11 after just 32 days on the market.
The Mediterranean home was custom built in 2013 with 10,850 square-feet of space. Six bedrooms and seven bathrooms provide sweeping views of the resort-style pool and spa and 240-feet of waterfrontage. Luxury features include a butler’s pantry, wine cellar, elevator, Wolfe and Sub Zero appliances and a media room. Most of the ensuite bedrooms offer water views and a lanai.
A landscaped backyard accommodates an outdoor kitchen, pool and spa at the water’s edge of Old Tampa Bay. A boat lift and three-car garage provide plenty of space to accommodate water sport toys.
Hughes-Shelton Realtors were recently recognized with the International President’s Premier Team Award for exceptional performance. The team may be reached at 813-286-6563.
Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate is a leading full-service residential real estate brokerage company with more than 85 offices and 5,000 sales associates serving the communities of Central Florida, Flagler, Brevard, Palm Beach, Southeast Florida, Southwest Florida, Tampa Bay and the Panhandle. Worldwide, the Coldwell Banker network includes 3,000 offices with nearly 85,000 sales associates. Every day, Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate properties are exposed to 16 million buyers on more than 725 high-traffic websites. For more information or to view local listings, visit ColdwellBankerHomes.com. To learn more about a career in real estate or affiliating with Coldwell Banker, visit CareersCB.com. Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate is a subsidiary of NRT LLC, the nation’s largest residential real estate brokerage company.
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