1713 W Cheryl Dr Winter Park, FL 32792
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REDUCED!!!!! Welcome to Winter Park luxury living in the sought-after Carolyn Estates, offering convenience, upscale updates, and a top-tier location. This fully renovated 4-bedroom, 2-bath pool home on a private corner lot, offering over 2,000sq ft of stunning finished space is in move in ready condition. This home combines smart upgrades, designer finishes, and relaxation-focused amenities like a solar-heated oversized pool . Walking distance to Lake Howell High School. This tastefully designed home is guaranteed to impress. The additional office space that was added is a prime feature for any family. Located close to shopping, medical centers, and Universities—including Rollins College and University of Central Florida—Carolyn Estates offers serene suburban living with easy access to everything Central Florida has to offer. The neighborhood lies within A-rated Seminole County Public Schools, including Red Bug Elementary, Tuskawilla Middle, and Lake Howell High School Renovations & Luxury Upgrades: Luxury vinyl plank flooring , 5¼ in. baseboards throughout, fresh designer-color interior paint, knockdown ceilings & walls, new ceiling fans, designer light fixtures, kitchen & baths upgraded to luxury standards Chef-Inspired Kitchen: Level III granite countertops, upgraded tile backsplash, soft-close drawers & cabinetry, LG stainless appliances, built-in oven, sink-counter island, designer lighting, and stainless undermount Krause sink Interior and Smart Home Features: Vaulted ceilings, expanded master suite with a huge walk-in closet, dedicated home office space, smart technology: Nest thermostat, Lift Master smart garage opener, updated electrical and ventilation systems Systems, Structure & Pool: Roof: Architectural shingles (2011) Water heater: 2022 Exterior freshly painted in 2025 Solar pool heating, fully fenced yard, oversized pool
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