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• MLS® #: RX-11117507
• 106 Wellington M
• West Palm Beach, FL 33417
• $239,900
• 2 Beds, 2 Bath, 1,062 SqFt
• Residential

Wonderful First-Floor Water View Condo in Century Village's Desirable Wellington Section!Step into comfort and convenience with this beautifully maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo offering serene water and green space views from the enclosed lanai. Located on the first floor, just steps from your assigned parking spot, this home is ideal for easy living.Enjoy an updated kitchen featuring extended cabinetry into the dining area, modernized bathrooms, and custom closet systems that maximize storage. The condo is tastefully finished in neutral tones, making it move-in ready. Additional peace of mind comes with a newer AC and water heater (both approx. 2 years old).Century Village is a vibrant 55+ community known for its resort-style amenities and social lifestyleCentury Village is a vibrant 55+ community known for its resort-style amenities and social lifestyle, including: A clubhouse with theater, indoor pool, card room, billiards, party room, and more Shuffleboard, tennis, pickleball, bocce, and two outdoor pools at the clubhouse Multiple heated outdoor pools throughout the community A separate fitness center with gym, outdoor heated pool, and resistance pool Shows, movies, clubs, and transportation service Two staffed gates and 24-hour roving security patrol for peace of mind Sold AS IS. Don't miss your opportunity to live in one of Century Village's most sought-after sectionsschedule your showing today!

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