Your day begins in a 2043-square-foot townhouse in Tuscany Village, offering three bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms across two floors. Built in 2006, this home provides comfortable space, complemented by an attached two-car garage for convenient parking and storage. You have three bedrooms and three baths.

The rhythm of a weekday morning often includes a short drive. Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach is about a 7-minute drive, as is Delray Municipal Beach. For broader connections, Brightline Boca Raton Station is also roughly 7 minutes away, and Downtown Boca Raton, including Mizner Park, is just an 8-minute drive. After work, evenings might involve fine dining at Trattoria Romana, Boca's classic Italian room, or Abe & Louie's, a classic steakhouse on Plaza Real. For cocktails, The Boca Raton’s MB Supper Club offers an elegant setting, or you might find yourself at Kapow Noodle Bar for a late-night scene at Mizner Park.

Dining out is a pleasure with many options nearby. Mizner Park is an open-air plaza brimming with restaurants and cafés around a green, featuring an amphitheater for concerts. Max's Grille, an anchor restaurant there since the 1990s, serves New American comfort food. For something different, Kapow! Noodle Bar offers a pan-Asian noodle and sushi experience, also in Mizner Park.

For art and culture enthusiasts, the Boca Raton Museum of Art at Mizner Park boasts a strong permanent collection and rotating exhibitions, with free admission on the first Sunday of each month. Rosenbaum Contemporary at Gallery Center on Banyan Trail specializes in post-war and contemporary masters, catering to serious collectors. VERTU Fine Art in east Boca presents modern and contemporary works, with a strong focus on pop and street art.

When you seek fresh air, Boca Raton Inlet is a popular spot for boat-watching, jetty fishing, and swimming near South Beach Park. Red Reef Park offers a shallow reef just offshore, making it a top snorkeling beach. Spanish River Park provides a beachfront experience with tunnels under A1A connecting picnic areas to the dunes and shore.

Weekends bring a variety of choices. You might explore the Boca Raton Museum of Art, Rosenbaum Contemporary, VERTU Fine Art, Wentworth Gallery, or Karen Lynne Gallery for artistic inspiration. Shopping destinations like Town Center at Boca Raton, the Boca Raton Antique District on Federal Highway, and Royal Palm Place offer diverse retail experiences. For family fun, Boomers Boca Raton has go-karts, mini golf, and batting cages; Coconut Cove Waterpark provides a lazy river and a zero-depth pool; and the Boca Raton Children's Museum offers a small, hands-on experience in a historic house with a pretend grocery store and art room.

Imagine your life unfolding in this vibrant South Florida setting. Simon Gedz, a realtor since 1995, is ready to guide you. Contact Simon today to schedule a personal tour of 335 NE 69TH Circle and experience its possibilities firsthand.