2405 CYPRESS LANE Kissimmee, FL 34746

Property Site: http://tour.circlepix.com/home/XK3G5S/2405-CYPRESS-LANE-Kissimmee-FL-S5016667
Waterfront Property right on Shingle Creek that leads to Lake Toho, then into the Kissimmee River system to south Florida and the Everglades. Shingle Creek is a Florida designated paddling trail, bring your boat! You dont want to miss this wonderful 3 bedrooms 2 baths with almost 1/2 acre "paradise-like" lot on navigable Shingle Creek which leads to Lake Toho, Floridas Best big mouth bass fishing lake. This home has a character with custom pine decorative wall and stone base fireplace. Large windows to let in a lot of light. The Kitchen has solid surface counters with a large island and crown molding cabinets. Enjoy your air conditioned Florida Room with windows for beautiful views. Also, you have a 2 story workshop located off the RV Carport where washer, dryer, and additional freezer is located on the first level; and the second level is air-conditioned equipped to use as an office or storage area. Huge and private backyard with trees, beautiful flowers, with gorgeous views and awesome fountain, and lots of room for your boat and other toys. Keep all your tools organized and accessible on the large 10x20 shed. Plenty of parking space for your boat, RV or other equipment. Come and see this gorgeous piece of paradise, NO HOA! This PROPERTY is being sold with an ADDITIONAL PARCEL which includes land where the RV Carport abuts the canal. Call today for your private tour.
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Square feet: 1,030
Price: $325,000

For more information about this property, please contact James Williams III at 321-402-6261 or jaw3remax@gmail.com. You can also text 5552484 to 67299 (Message and Data Rates May Apply, see terms and privacy policy).


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MLS ID: S5016667

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