122 W Coleman Cir Sanford, FL 32773
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Seller is willing to pay off the solar panels at closing! Step inside this home from anywhere! To experience a fully immersive walk-through of this home click on the Video or Virtual Tour button on this page. Step into timeless style and modern comfort with this beautifully maintained three-bedroom, two-bath mid-century modern home on a spacious quarter-acre lot. From the moment you arrive, you’ll notice the home’s character and inviting curb appeal. Inside, a bright and airy open layout welcomes you, highlighted by a neutral color palette and plenty of natural light. The generous living room with tile floors offers the perfect place to relax after a long day or entertain guests. Just off the living space, a versatile bonus room, currently used as a gym, could easily transform into a home office, playroom, or even a fourth bedroom to fit your lifestyle needs. The stylish kitchen is a true standout, featuring porcelain counters and backsplash, terrazzo floors, gold accents, stainless steel refrigerator & dishwasher, a wall oven, cooktop, and a cozy eat-in area. Adjacent to the living room, the warm and inviting sitting room with a brick fireplace, rich wood ceilings, and plenty of space for gatherings makes the perfect spot for game nights, reading by the fire, or entertaining family and friends. The primary suite offers comfort with terrazzo flooring, a ceiling fan, and a private bath featuring a modern vanity and tiled shower/tub combo. Two additional bedrooms provide flexibility for family, guests, or work-from-home setups, and share a second full bath with shower/tub. Step outside to your private backyard oasis. The large screened-in patio overlooks a sparkling saltwater pool, perfect for summer fun or year-round entertaining. The fully fenced yard provides both privacy and peace of mind, complete with a storage shed, carport, and two separate driveways for extra parking. Practical upgrades include solar panels for energy savings and a new pool pump and, 2020 roof for peace of mind. With no HOA, ample space for toys, boats, and a move-in ready interior, this home offers both style and convenience.
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