2005 N Sparkman Ave
Orange City, FL 32763
3 beds · 1 baths · 1,268 sqft
$225,000
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Under contract-accepting backup offers. One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. MOTIVATED SELLERS! NO KNOWN ISSUES FROM HURRICANES! This home is the perfect combination of Old Florida charm and modern convenience. Situated on a .36 ACRE LOT with NO HOA, the possibilities are endless. There is space for a pool, boat or RV parking, playsets, parking for multiple cars, gardens, detached garages or workshops, etc. Though it offers ample acreage, it is still only about 5 miles from Downtown Deland, 2.5 miles from Blue Springs State Park, and just minutes from conveniences such as urgent care medical facilities, restaurants, gas stations, and shopping. Inside the home, the beauty of the genuine HARDWOOD FLOORS will immediately stand out. The bathroom has been tastefully-updated with new flooring, fixtures, and tile within the shower/tub space. Multiple AC units have been recently replaced. The kitchen features refurbished cabinets, brick backsplash, a newer stainless steel refrigerator, large farmhouse-style sink, and granite countertops. The storage cabinet/bureau in the kitchen conveys with the sale. There is no shortage of space from which to enjoy the outdoors, as the home boasts a front porch and spacious side lanai (with all new screens). The back bonus room or 3rd bedroom is spacious, making it an excellent candidate for office or work-from-home, playroom, crafting, storage, or media/movie space. It also has its own entrance, so it could be turned into an IN-LAW SUITE. This is a rare find on older properties, but this home features an INTERIOR LAUNDRY ROOM! Enjoy a rural feel and some elbow room between neighbors, while being just minutes away from modern amenities.
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