Description
Solid 1961 block ranch on a fenced corner lot in East Seminole Heights, with no HOA, no CDD, and Flood Zone X, so no lender-required flood insurance. They built this one to stay put, and the owners have kept it that way: impact windows and HVAC in 2017, water heater in 2022, and more than $11,000 in electrical and plumbing upgrades. That is the expensive, invisible work already done. Impact glass alone means quieter rooms, real storm protection, and a much better conversation with your insurance agent. Inside, the interior is freshly painted, and 1,066 square feet is laid out to live larger than it reads: an open living and dining area that flows to the kitchen, three bedrooms with built-in closets, and two full baths, including a primary suite with its own. Laminate and tile throughout, with no carpet anywhere, not a square inch. Ceiling fans, central heat and air, and the washer and dryer convey. Out front, a nearly 20-foot screened porch waits for a cup of coffee and somewhere to be later. Then there is the parking, and this is where the corner lot earns its keep: two separate driveways, one off Lambright in front and a second off 37th Street into the back yard, plus a 1-car attached garage with opener and a covered carport. Bring the boat, the trailer, the project car, or park in the back. The fenced 9,730-square-foot lot comes with irrigation already in leaving plenty of room to garden, build a workshop, or just let the dogs run.
