1123 Vista Palma Way Orlando, FL 32825
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PRICE REDUCED FOR A QUICK SALE! Just a moment from Valencia College and the 408/417 Exchange, this updated home is perfect for you in many ways. Pulling up to the curb you see colorful landscaping, lush green yard, long driveway for convenient parking and great curb appeal. This home is a darling. Stepping inside, you are greeted with modern colors, new luxury vinyl plank flooring, a gorgeous kitchen to the rear, vaulted ceiling and plenty of space for lounging. The main living area is airy and bright. The remodeled kitchen includes quartz counters on white shaker-styled cabinets, deep double basin sink with a designer faucet, eye-catching pendant lights coordinated with a metal backsplash, black/stainless steel appliances, satin nickel drawer hardware and modern LED lighting. This kitchen is surely going to delight with great working space and modern beauty. The owners’ suite is located in the rear corner to provide privacy. The bedroom includes a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom for full privacy. The three secondary bedrooms share a hall bathroom that has been updated too. All rooms include new luxury vinyl plank flooring or ceramic tile. The rear of the home hosts a very private backyard and extra-wide screened lanai perfect for enjoying Florida’s weather year round. The roof was replaced in 2019 and the A/C in 2018. In addition to major transportation routes, the house is located minutes from UCF, shopping at Waterford Lakes Town Center, major employment and healthcare centers along with outdoor activities. Call today and schedule your tour. NEW ELECTRIC SERVICE PANEL INSTALLED THURSDAY, AUGUST 21ST. DON'T FORGET TO USE THE HOMETOWN HEROES DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. YOU COULD POSSIBLY QUALIFY FOR $35,000 IN DOWN PAYMENT AND CLOSING COSTS ASSISTANCE. SPEAK WITH YOUR LENDER TO LEARN MORE.
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