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Tarpon Springs Treasure 4BD 2BA Huge Backyard
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8,4 av 10,
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4 sovrum 2 badrum Sovplats för 10
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Tarpon Springs, FL
- Sunset BeachâȘ17 min till fotsâŹ
- Tarpon Springs Sponge DocksâȘ4 min med bilâŹ
- Innisbrook Golf ClubâȘ7 min med bilâŹ
- Tampa, FL (TPA-Tampa Intl.)âȘ45 min med bilâŹ
Rum och sÀngar
4 sovrum (sovplats för 10)
Sovrum 1
1 kingsize-sÀng
Sovrum 2
1 kingsize-sÀng
Sovrum 3
2 queensize-sÀngar
Sovrum 4
1 queensize-sÀng
2Â badrum
Badrum 1
Bidé · Toalett · Endast dusch
Badrum 2
Badkar eller dusch · Toalett · Bubbelbadkar
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Tarpon Springs Treasure 4BD 2BA Huge Backyard
Tarpon Springs Treasure House has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, sleeps 10 guests with a king size bed in the Turtle Master Suite, a queen size bed in Green Circle bedroom, 2 queen size beds in the Sun and Sand bedroom and a king size bed in the Blueberry Peach bedroom. This home has a fully stocked and has a beautiful screened in patio for you to sit outside and enjoy a meal, read a book or simply just take in the fresh air. There is a large, heated pool. Tarpon Springs Treasure is conveniently located a few blocks from Fred Howard Park, less than a mile from Howard Park Beach and less than a half a mile from Sunset Beach. US19 with all the grocery stores and restaurants you could ask for within a couple of miles. The renown Downtown Tarpon Spring sponge docks is only 2 miles away and has many restaurants, shops and boat sightseeing tours. There are a lot of outdoor activities to do in the area such as fishing, kayaking, biking, etc. If sports are your thing, depending on the time of the year you can catch the baseball spring training nearby, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Football in Tampa, Golf at Innisbrook in Palm Harbor, Rays Baseball in St Petersburg, Lightning Hockey in Tampa. You are also one and a half hours from Disney Parks, one hour from Zoo Tampa, Busch Gardens and Adventure Island.
The region, with a series of bayous feeding into the Gulf of Mexico, was first settled by farmers and fishermen around 1876. Some of the newly arrived visitors spotted tarpon jumping out of the waters and so named the location Tarpon Springs. The name is said to have originated with a remark of a settler standing on the shore of the Bayou and seeing fish leaping exclaimed, "See the tarpon spring!' However, for the most part, the fish seen splashing here were mullet rather than tarpon. In 1882, Hamilton Disston, who in the previous year had purchased the land where the city of Tarpon Springs now stands, ordered the creation of a town plan for the future city. On February 12, 1887, Tarpon Springs became the first incorporated city in what is now Pinellas County. Less than a year later on January 13, 1888, the Orange Belt Railway, the first railroad line to be built in what is now Pinellas County, arrived in the city. During this time the area was developed as a wintering spot for wealthy northerners.
Dodecanese Avenue in the Greektown Historic District of Tarpon Springs is both part of the traditional Greek community and the cityâs primary tourist destination. The street winds its way from Pinellas Avenue west along the Anclote River. Numerous restaurants serve traditional Greek cuisine and fresh seafood.
The nearby beaches, part of the Pinellas County parks, are popular for water activities. Sandy barrier islands off shore shift position over time with the waves and storms. They are accessible by boat and are especially ideal for shell spotting and watching bottlenose dolphins at play. One permanent island, Anclote Key, is a State Park Preserve with a historic lighthouse, bird nesting colonies and pristine beaches.
The Tarpon Springs Heritage Museum in Craig Park offers a permanent exhibition about the history and culture of the Greek Community. The Cultural Center at 101 W. Pinellas Avenue has a changing roster of exhibits about local and regional traditional culture. The Safford House Museum on Parkin Court is a historical house museum that tells the fascinating story of one of the city's early families. The Depot Museum on Tarpon Avenue provides an overview of Tarpon Springs history. The Tarpon Springs Performing Arts Center is a 300-seat theater located inside of historic City hall, 324 Pine Street, and operates year-round bringing an array of nationally touring artists, musicians, dancers, etc. as well as a variety of community theatre plays featuring local actors and directors.
Tarpon Springs is known for elaborate religious ceremonies hosted by the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral, part of the Greek Orthodox Church, including the Epiphany, celebration that includes youths diving for a cross and the blessing of the waters and the boats. Since the first Greek immigrants depended on the sea and their boats for their livelihood, their attachment to a religious service centered on requesting divine protection for what used to be a highly risky job can be easily explained.
The celebration attracts Greek Americans from across the country, and the city's population is known to triple in size for that day. The Metropolitan of Atlanta usually presides over the blessings, sometimes joined by the Archbishop of America. The blessings conclude with the ceremonial throwing of a wooden cross into the city's Spring Bayou, and boys ages 16 to 18 dive in to retrieve it: whoever recovers the cross is said to be blessed for a full year.
Dodecanese Avenue in the Greektown Historic District of Tarpon Springs is both part of the traditional Greek community and the cityâs primary tourist destination. The street winds its way from Pinellas Avenue west along the Anclote River. Numerous restaurants serve traditional Greek cuisine and fresh seafood.
The nearby beaches, part of the Pinellas County parks, are popular for water activities. Sandy barrier islands off shore shift position over time with the waves and storms. They are accessible by boat and are especially ideal for shell spotting and watching bottlenose dolphins at play. One permanent island, Anclote Key, is a State Park Preserve with a historic lighthouse, bird nesting colonies and pristine beaches.
Uber and Lyft Friendly
Please note: There is a limit of 2 dogs maximum at the property at any time including guests that may visit. No other pets without written approval from the owner. There is a non-refundable pet fee per dog.
The region, with a series of bayous feeding into the Gulf of Mexico, was first settled by farmers and fishermen around 1876. Some of the newly arrived visitors spotted tarpon jumping out of the waters and so named the location Tarpon Springs. The name is said to have originated with a remark of a settler standing on the shore of the Bayou and seeing fish leaping exclaimed, "See the tarpon spring!' However, for the most part, the fish seen splashing here were mullet rather than tarpon. In 1882, Hamilton Disston, who in the previous year had purchased the land where the city of Tarpon Springs now stands, ordered the creation of a town plan for the future city. On February 12, 1887, Tarpon Springs became the first incorporated city in what is now Pinellas County. Less than a year later on January 13, 1888, the Orange Belt Railway, the first railroad line to be built in what is now Pinellas County, arrived in the city. During this time the area was developed as a wintering spot for wealthy northerners.
Dodecanese Avenue in the Greektown Historic District of Tarpon Springs is both part of the traditional Greek community and the cityâs primary tourist destination. The street winds its way from Pinellas Avenue west along the Anclote River. Numerous restaurants serve traditional Greek cuisine and fresh seafood.
The nearby beaches, part of the Pinellas County parks, are popular for water activities. Sandy barrier islands off shore shift position over time with the waves and storms. They are accessible by boat and are especially ideal for shell spotting and watching bottlenose dolphins at play. One permanent island, Anclote Key, is a State Park Preserve with a historic lighthouse, bird nesting colonies and pristine beaches.
The Tarpon Springs Heritage Museum in Craig Park offers a permanent exhibition about the history and culture of the Greek Community. The Cultural Center at 101 W. Pinellas Avenue has a changing roster of exhibits about local and regional traditional culture. The Safford House Museum on Parkin Court is a historical house museum that tells the fascinating story of one of the city's early families. The Depot Museum on Tarpon Avenue provides an overview of Tarpon Springs history. The Tarpon Springs Performing Arts Center is a 300-seat theater located inside of historic City hall, 324 Pine Street, and operates year-round bringing an array of nationally touring artists, musicians, dancers, etc. as well as a variety of community theatre plays featuring local actors and directors.
Tarpon Springs is known for elaborate religious ceremonies hosted by the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral, part of the Greek Orthodox Church, including the Epiphany, celebration that includes youths diving for a cross and the blessing of the waters and the boats. Since the first Greek immigrants depended on the sea and their boats for their livelihood, their attachment to a religious service centered on requesting divine protection for what used to be a highly risky job can be easily explained.
The celebration attracts Greek Americans from across the country, and the city's population is known to triple in size for that day. The Metropolitan of Atlanta usually presides over the blessings, sometimes joined by the Archbishop of America. The blessings conclude with the ceremonial throwing of a wooden cross into the city's Spring Bayou, and boys ages 16 to 18 dive in to retrieve it: whoever recovers the cross is said to be blessed for a full year.
Dodecanese Avenue in the Greektown Historic District of Tarpon Springs is both part of the traditional Greek community and the cityâs primary tourist destination. The street winds its way from Pinellas Avenue west along the Anclote River. Numerous restaurants serve traditional Greek cuisine and fresh seafood.
The nearby beaches, part of the Pinellas County parks, are popular for water activities. Sandy barrier islands off shore shift position over time with the waves and storms. They are accessible by boat and are especially ideal for shell spotting and watching bottlenose dolphins at play. One permanent island, Anclote Key, is a State Park Preserve with a historic lighthouse, bird nesting colonies and pristine beaches.
Uber and Lyft Friendly
Please note: There is a limit of 2 dogs maximum at the property at any time including guests that may visit. No other pets without written approval from the owner. There is a non-refundable pet fee per dog.
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Heated Pool/Ping pong/Foosball/Short drive 2 Beach
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Om omrÄdet
Tarpon Springs
Denna semesterbostad ligger nÀra en temapark och vid havet i Tarpon Springs. Tampa och St. Petersburg - Clearwater Beaches Àr exempel pÄ omrÄdets vackra natur, och bland de lokala turistattraktioner hittar du Tarpon Springs Aquarium och St Nicholas Boat Line. Har du tÀnkt gÄ pÄ ett evenemang eller se en match nÀr du Àr i stan? Kolla upp vad som Àr pÄ gÄng pÄ Tarpon Springs Performing Arts Center eller Highlander Park Tennis Center. Kolla in omrÄdets djurliv med aktiviteter som naturpromenader och fÄgelskÄdning.

Tarpon Springs, FL
I nÀrheten
- Sunset Beach - 17 min till fots - 1.5Â km
- Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks - 4 min med bil - 3.1Â km
- Tarpon Springs Aquarium - 5 min med bil - 3.0Â km
- Innisbrook Golf Club - 7 min med bil - 5.5Â km
- Dunedin Beach - 26 min med bil - 21.1Â km
Ta sig runt
Restauranger
- âȘRusty Bellies Waterfront - âŹ6 min med bil
- âȘHellas Bakery - âŹ6 min med bil
- âȘMiss Vicki's On The River - âŹ12 min med bil
- âȘMykonos - âŹ6 min med bil
- âȘYiannis Greek Restaurant - âŹ6 min med bil
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Beautiful home with private pool located in the heart of Historic Tarpon Springs with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms that sleeps 10 guests. The home has a fully stocked kitchen and a beautiful screened in patio with outdoor kitchen. Tarpon Springs is known as the sponge capital of the world has a fascinating Greek heritage, many things to do, places to eat, and outdoor activities.
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It is a free and only requires an account if you're bringing a pet. If you are not bring a pet it just requires you to acknowledge the information. After booking, you will receive a link to complete the process. Thanks for your cooperation!
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