5413 Wishing Arch Drive | Margate Floorplan | 3 Beds | Office | 1, 966 Sq Ft | Waterfront | Built 2021 Picture wide open lagoon views behind you, conservation in front of you, and one of the largest pie-shaped dockable lots in this area of the neighborhood giving you room to breathe. Located in the waterfront community of MiraBay, this 2021 Park Square Homes Margate floorplan offers a rare combination of space, privacy, and true waterfront flexibility. Inside, the home feels open and connected from the moment you walk in. Tile flooring runs through the main living areas, crown molding adds a finished touch, and high ceilings keep the space light and airy. A custom built-in dry bar creates an inviting spot to gather after a day relaxing poolside at the Mirabay clubhouse. The kitchen serves as the centerpiece with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, gas cooking, a stylish backsplash, and a large center island designed for conversation and seating up to 6. It flows seamlessly into the dining and living areas, all positioned to capture peaceful lagoon views and embrace indoor-outdoor living. The split-bedroom layout offers privacy for everyone. Guest bedrooms and the dedicated office are positioned toward the front of the home, while the primary suite is tucked at the rear overlooking the water. The owner’s retreat includes two walk-in closets and a spacious en-suite bath with dual vanities and a walk-in shower. With no direct rear neighbors and expansive water views, the setting feels both open and private. Just steps to the clubhouse and marina, and directly across the canal from community events, residents enjoy boating, fishing, and access to waterfront dining with connectivity to Tampa Bay. MiraBay is known for its resort-style amenities including multiple heated pools, a two-story fitness center, tennis and pickleball courts, walking trails, a private marina, kayak launch, and golf-cart-friendly streets. If you’ve been waiting for a waterfront home that offers lifestyle, space, and long-term value, this one is worth seeing in person.