Gabriella Massaro

Set within Wadeview Park, a highly sought-after pocket of downtown Orlando’s SoDo district, this corner-lot home blends efficient living with real opportunity. Step inside and you immediately feel the openness. The living area flows naturally into the kitchen, creating one cohesive space that feels bright and functional. Stainless steel appliances and white cabinetry pair beautifully with gorgeous white, gray, and soft black granite countertops that extend to a large peninsula breakfast bar providing generous prep space and seating, making the kitchen both practical for daily life and comfortable for hosting. Just off the kitchen is a true flex space that adds meaningful usable space. With a full wall of windows and a rear exterior door, this area works seamlessly as a home office, dining room, studio, or second living zone. Out back, the large screened-in porch extends the footprint even further. It’s sized to truly furnish, creating real outdoor living space. The detached two-car garage is where this property opens up opportunity. Its size and separation from the main home offer flexibility beyond parking — workshop, creative studio, gym, or future conversion potential. For buyers thinking long-term, the structure lends itself well to the possibility of an accessory dwelling unit, subject to City of Orlando guidelines and approvals. Major improvements have already been handled: new roof (2023), new windows (2015), updated plumbing, and 80 feet of new sewer lines installed in 2024. The big-ticket items are done. Located within the City of Orlando, you’re close to Downtown, the Hourglass District, and zoned for Blankner K-8 and Boone High (Go Braves!). Flexible layout. Strong updates. Detached garage with future upside. This one simply makes sense.