1400 Franconia Ave Deltona, FL 32738
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AGENTS - PLEASE VIEW REALTOR REMARKS IN THE MLS. Welcome home to this updated, beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence (plus a New Roof!) on an oversized corner lot across from Lake Theresa. From the moment you step inside, you’ll feel the warmth and care that has gone into every detail. Built and lovingly maintained this home has been thoughtfully updated throughout—including a brand-new roof. Wide-plank, wood-look porcelain tile runs seamlessly through the living spaces, accenting the home’s open layout, high ceilings, and abundant natural light. The remodeled kitchen serves as the heart of the home, showcasing white shaker cabinetry, natural-stone counters, subway-tile backsplash, stainless-steel appliances, farmhouse sink, and breakfast bar—perfect for casual dining and entertaining. The adjoining living area features a custom tile-accent wall and French doors leading to the spacious screen porch and private backyard, creating effortless indoor-outdoor flow. The primary suite offers a double-vanity bath with updated fixtures, while the hall bath mirrors the same modern, stylish finish. A dedicated interior laundry and 2-car garage add everyday convenience. Outdoors, enjoy your own private retreat: a 10×24 screened porch with removable vinyl windows, a central wooden deck, stamped-concrete patio, and full vinyl fencing—ideal for gatherings or quiet evenings under the stars. Additional improvements include a 2019 water heater, 2019 HVAC, 2018 septic and drain field, fresh interior and exterior paint, ceiling fans, Hembra pull-down shades, and garage screen doors. Located just minutes from I-4, Orlando, and the beaches, this home perfectly blends comfort, style, and a peaceful setting. Move-in ready and lovingly cared for—come see why this home has been cherished from the first step to the last. Offers may be entered ONLINE through Wednesday, November 5, 2025 at 1:00 pm. AT SELLER'S DISCRETION, A SUBMISSION MAY BE ACCEPTED AT ANY TIME.
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