José Freitas

Some homes get renovated. Others get reimagined. This one got both done right. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a pool, and 2,460 square feet of space that has been completely transformed. Step inside and the natural light takes over immediately. The main living room is open and generous, anchored by a brick fireplace that gives the whole space its warmth and character. It flows directly into the kitchen, and the kitchen makes its case immediately. White shaker cabinetry floor to ceiling. Quartz countertops. Farmhouse sink. Full stainless appliance suite with a wine fridge. A breakfast bar sits at the center of the room, built for everything from 6 a.m. coffee to midnight pizza. This is the kitchen that makes "let's eat in" sound better than going out. Just off the kitchen, a second living space gives the floor plan room to flex. Dining room. Home office. Playroom. You decide. The primary suite occupies its own wing, added in 2023 with permits and finished without shortcuts. Vaulted ceilings, a walk-in closet, and a bathroom that commits fully to the vision. Freestanding soaking tub. Frameless glass shower tiled floor to ceiling. Double vanity with marble countertops and matte black fixtures throughout. Private, quiet, and finished to a standard that the rest of the home works hard to match. Three additional bedrooms with updated ceiling fans and good natural light throughout. Both secondary bathrooms are fully updated, one with dual floating vanities. LVP runs through all main areas. The details here compound quietly and deliberately. Out back, the home delivers its final argument. A covered screened lanai opens to a travertine paver deck and a pool that sits in the Florida sun exactly where it should. The yard is fully fenced, open, yet private. Other notable highlights: 2020 roof. Two-car garage with additional side parking. Optional HOA. The neighborhood is Conway at its best and zoned for Boone High School (GO BRAVES!). Established, comfortable, and genuinely livable in the way that this part of Orlando has been for decades. And with an optional HOA that unlocks access to a community park and boat ramp on the Conway Chain of Lakes, the weekends here have a whole different upside. Conway puts you ten minutes from downtown Orlando, close to the Hourglass District, SoDo, and the 408. The Beachline is a straight shot east. The location is as dialed in as the house. This one was thought through. Every room will tell you so.