Property Description

NEW ROOF. NEW KITCHEN. 1,870 SQFT — THE BIGGEST VALUE ON THE STREET. Stop scrolling — this is the one the neighborhood will talk about. At 1,870 square feet, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is among the largest on Puffer Court — and it just received the two upgrades every buyer prays for but almost never gets: a brand-new shingle roof (2024) with a transferable 5-year warranty and a complete designer kitchen renovation. Step into a kitchen that looks like it came off a magazine cover: crisp 36-inch white shaker cabinets, gleaming quartz countertops, and a full suite of brand-new appliances — range, range hood, refrigerator, microwave, and garbage disposal. Nothing to replace. Nothing to fix. Just move in and start cooking. Here's the math that makes this a no-brainer: a new roof (~$15K value) plus a full kitchen renovation (~$25K+ value) means $40,000+ in upgrades already done for you — savings you'd never recover buying the "cheaper" fixer down the street. Insurance companies love 2024 roofs. Lenders love them. Your wallet will love them. The split floor plan delivers privacy to the owner's suite while an open living area floods with natural Florida light. Take advantage of the Flex Room and make it your home office or turn it into your guest bedroom (bedroom #4). A 2-car garage with extra room for tools and a workbench. Outside, enjoy a generous lot with room to relax, set your patio furniture and BBQ. And the location seals the deal: nestled in Poinciana, where your low HOA lets you enjoy community pools, parks, playgrounds, sports fields, and miles of trails. You're minutes from Poinciana Medical Center, Publix, shopping, dining, schools, and Valencia College's Poinciana campus, with Poinciana Parkway putting Orlando, Disney, and I-4 within easy reach. Homes on this street are selling — one closed just weeks ago above $325K. With a new roof, a new kitchen, and this much square footage, this home will not wait for you. Schedule your private showing today — the buyer who hesitates on this one will be the buyer who writes about "the one that got away."