Address not provided Kissimmee, FL 34746

Property Site: http://tour.corelistingmachine.com/home/AZQVKS/Address-not-provided-Kissimmee-FL-S5027517
**SPECIAL BUY for a Lucky Family** QUICK RESPONSE. NOT BANK OWNED OR SHORT SALE. **Price is Firm** Come see if this Renovated Spacious 4 bedroom 2 bath POOL home with over 1,600 square feet is the one for you. Home is sitting on JUST UNDER 2 Acres of land. Perfect space for Commercial Vehicles, Boats, RV Campers, Golf Carts, & much more. Home also features New Roof 2019, RENOVATED BATHS, New tile throughout New Paint, New Wood Floors in Master, Entry Door New, New Stainless Steel Appliances, New Ceramic Tiles throughout, Fresh paint inside & out and much more. NO HOA & LOW TAXES. Conveniently located near major roads, schools, bus stops, shopping centers, restaurants, Kissimmee Lakefront and much more. HOME WONT LAST LONG ON THE MARKET SO MAKE AN OFFER TODAY!
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2
Square feet: 1,624
Price: $289,900

For more information about this property, please contact Angel Rivera at 407-405-1741 or ariveraremax1@gmail.com. You can also text 5932649 to 67299 (Message and Data Rates May Apply, see terms and privacy policy).


MLS ID: S5027517

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Central Florida Homes for Sale Prospects—the Straight Scoop

  It never ceases to amaze: the way media news briefs can state a set of facts that, despite being literally accurate, leave listeners with a mistaken impression. For local homeowners making up their minds whether the timing is right for putting their own Central Florida homes up for sale, this last week provided a fine example. One newscast in particular would seem to be off-putting. It’s true that when measured against the same period a year earlier, the national home sales levels had been weak. That made the one news blip that came over the satellite radios in many Central Florida autos all the more convincing. Listeners might have concluded that throughout the country, potential home buyers were staging a disappearing act. That kind of discouraging news could well put a damper on those contemplating putting up their own Central Florida homes for sale. The real estate item was the final one in Friday’s on-the-hour news, which repeated hourly. The announcer’s voice...
Read more

Invisible Remnants Remain in Just-Sold Central Florida Houses?

  When most of us envision the momentous occasion when you hand over the keys to your just-sold Central Florida house, it’s probably some variation of the traditional mental image: people gathered at the front porch, everybody beaming. Realistically, that Norman Rockwell grouping happens only occasionally—but even when it takes place in a lawyer’s conference room, the occasion is likely to trigger some emotion along with the sense of completion. No matter how briefly you may have called it home, turning that page is bound to tug at least a little bit on anyone’s heartstrings. Nowadays, though, there needs to be some added mental engagement as you take leave of your just-sold property. As your physical family heads off to the new house, you’d better double-check that your virtual selves are making the move, too! Without going into detail on all the variations, there can be any number of electronic remnants of your stay in the sold house—and they need to be properly clo...
Read more

Homebuyer Basics Include the “Buyer’s Agent” Question

      If this May will find you looking for a home to call your own, you won’t be alone—it’s a prime season for Kissimmee house-hunting. In case it’s been a while since your last go-round (or if this will be your first), it’s relevant to review some of the basics. That includes one of the most basic basics: if and/or when to enlist the services of one of Kissimmee’s buyer’s agents.      You might think that, with home prices having risen steadily for some time, prospective Kissimmee home buyers might prefer to go it alone as a cost-cutting maneuver. After all, the homes for sale are all right there online, aren’t they?      But that’s not the people’s choice. The latest (2018) statistics tell us that 87% of those who bought a home did so through a real estate agent or broker. The cost factor winds up tilting in the agent’s favor because, except in extremely rare cases, buyers do not pay a commission at all! It’s part of the Multiple Listin...
Read more