1385 11th Ave Deland, FL 32724
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Welcome to your move-in ready oasis at 1385 11th Avenue, DeLand, FL 32724 - a beautifully remodeled, concrete-block, 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom split-plan home in the heart of Daytona Park Estates combining privacy, modern comfort, and smart value. Step inside to discover 1,710 sq ft of open living space with recent upgrades throughout: fresh interior & exterior paint, LVP & ceramic tile flooring in main areas, lush carpet in bedrooms, upgraded lighting with ceiling fans. The kitchen dazzles with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a huge walk-in pantry, and white cabinetry offering both style and function. The master suite is roomy and serene; the bathrooms have been thoughtfully updated. Impact-rated Windows installed 2023, Roof and Gutters replaced in 2022, HVAC system just 5 years old, stabilizing piers professionally installed in 2022 for long-term structural confidence, Generator Hookup, Whole-house Water Filtration and Softener + Reverse Osmosis System under kitchen sink – making this home low maintenance and worry-free. Private Septic system and well water keep utility costs low. Outdoors is your own resort-style retreat: a pool (installed 2023) heated via solar tubing; a lush, private fenced backyard on over a quarter acre lot; raised garden beds; fruit trees including banana, lemon, lime, and moringa. Perfect for entertaining or peaceful relaxation. Bonus: this home sits elevated despite being in Flood Zone A; no known history of water intrusion even in recent storms/hurricanes. Access is via paved roads almost all the way; the final stretch is a county-maintained private dirt road that adds charm and seclusion without sacrificing convenience. Location offers peace and privacy, yet you're only minutes from shopping, schools, dining, and DeLand’s charming downtown. 20 miles to Daytona Beach. 5 miles to I-4/SR 44 interchange for easy commute to Orlando. HVAC, roof, pool, kitchen—all ready for your enjoyment from day one. Don’t miss this one… move in before the holidays!
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