Description
One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. One acre. Certified wildlife habitat. Detached studio. Mid-Century Florida Contemporary architecture on one of Dunedin's quietest lanes. 2279 Ranchette Lane is the kind of property that doesn't have a natural comparison—because there isn't one. A forested, park-like setting this close to Downtown Dunedin and Honeymoon Island doesn't come available on a schedule. When it does, it tends to attract buyers who've been waiting for exactly this. The setting announces itself before you reach the front door. Mature oak canopy, towering palms, native Florida landscaping, and a certified wildlife habitat designation frame a home that was designed to sit within its landscape, not imposed upon it. Meandering garden paths, a gazebo, an outdoor kitchen and grilling area—the grounds are as considered as the interior. Inside, 3,100+ square feet of thoughtfully organized living space unfolds across expansive living and dining areas, a family room anchored by a classic fireplace, and a chef's kitchen with shaker cabinetry, granite countertops, an oversized center island, and custom storage throughout. The layout handles daily family living and real entertaining with equal ease. The primary suite occupies its own upstairs world—private, serene, and opening to a balcony that looks out over the tree-lined grounds. The remaining bedrooms offer genuine flexibility: guest quarters, multigenerational living, dedicated home office space, or creative rooms that don't feel like compromises. The detached, air-conditioned studio is the property's wildcard. Home office, artist's studio, fitness space, future guest suite or in-law quarters—it expands what the property can do in ways that square footage alone doesn't capture. Capital improvements are meaningful and recent: 2021 roof, impact-rated hurricane windows and doors, pavered driveway, oversized two-car garage. The stewardship here is visible. Downtown Dunedin, the Dunedin Marina, the Pinellas
