1025 Oceanbreeze Ct Orlando, FL 32828
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About this home
Welcome to this stunning 2-story home featuring 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a 2-car garage, ideally situated in the heart of East Orlando’s Waterford Lakes community. From the moment you walk through the elegant glass double doors, you’re greeted by soaring two-story ceilings and bright, open living spaces filled with natural light. This home is FULLY SOLAR-PANELED, providing exceptional energy efficiency and average electric bills of only around $35 per month, and best of all, the solar panels will be PAID OFF AT CLOSING! Major updates include a brand-new roof, 4-year-old A/C and water heater, newer plumbing (2016), and fresh interior paint (2019). The updated kitchen features newer stainless-steel appliances, a breakfast nook, and plenty of counter and cabinet space. The downstairs primary suite offers a peaceful retreat with a private bath featuring a soaking tub, separate shower, and dual sinks. Upstairs, enjoy newly upgraded wood flooring throughout the staircase and second level, adding a warm, modern, and luxurious feel. Located on a corner lot within a quiet cul-de-sac, this home sits on nearly ¼ acre of fully fenced yard space, perfect for family gatherings, pets, or planting your very own fruit trees galore! The covered patio makes outdoor living a breeze, blending privacy and comfort with a touch of nature. The Waterford Lakes community offers an incredible assortment of amenities at the recreation center, including a resort-style pool and kids’ wading pool, multiple tennis, racquetball, basketball, pickleball, and volleyball courts, an outdoor gym, a renovated playground, and baseball and soccer fields, plus gated dog parks for your furry friends. Conveniently located near A-rated schools, UCF, Lockheed Martin, major highways, and Waterford Lakes Town Center for premier shopping and dining. This home truly offers it all; energy savings, modern updates, and a spacious outdoor oasis, in one of Orlando’s most desirable locations!
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