Kimberly Ann Pfeiffer

Three bedrooms, two baths, and 1,066 square feet on a fenced corner lot in East Seminole Heights. No HOA, no CDD, Flood Zone X, so no lender-required flood insurance. Impact windows and HVAC in 2017, water heater in 2022, and more than $11,000 in electrical and plumbing upgrades. Two driveways, a 1-car garage, a carport, and yes, the home is wired for an external generator. They built this one in 1961 out of solid block, back when the plan was to stay forever, and the owners have honored that. All the expensive, invisible, unglamorous work is already handled. The impact glass by itself buys you quieter rooms, real storm protection, and a genuinely better conversation with your insurance agent. Step inside and the fresh paint hits first. All 1,066 square feet lives so much bigger than it reads: an open living and dining area that spills right into the kitchen, three bedrooms with built-in closets, two full baths, and a primary suite with its own. Laminate and tile throughout, no carpet anywhere. Ceiling fans, central heat and air, and the washer and dryer stay. Out front, nearly 20 feet of screened porch, ready for a slow cup of coffee and somewhere to be later. Then there is the parking, where this corner lot really earns its keep. Two separate driveways, one off Lambright in front and another off 37th Street that pulls straight into the back yard, plus the attached 1-car garage with opener and a covered carport. Bring the boat. Bring the trailer. Bring the project car you have been promising to finish. And the fenced 9,730-square-foot lot has room to garden, room to build the workshop, room to let the dogs run. Schedule your showing today!