Steven Koleno

Finding a Florida pool home that's actually move-in ready shouldn't feel like a second job. Most listings come with a list of projects: a water heater on borrowed time, an AC you'll replace in year one, windows that leak air and money. You wanted a pool home, not a renovation. Here the work is already done. Roof (2015). AC with UV light (2020). New windows and slider (2021). Tankless water heater, water softener, pool heater, salt system, fresh exterior paint (2021), and attic insulation (2022). The big-ticket items aren't a wishlist — they're a receipt. Inside, the kitchen opens to the dining and living areas with quartz counters, stainless appliances, and a deep prep sink, so hosting doesn't mean disappearing into another room. The split floor plan gives the primary its own side with a private bath and closet, and puts three more bedrooms on the other side so everyone has their own corner. Vaulted ceilings, luxury vinyl plank throughout. Out back, the screened lanai wraps a heated saltwater pool with patio space for dining and grilling, plus open yard beyond the cage. Mature trees, fenced yard, room to breathe. You're ten minutes from downtown Clermont's waterfront, Victory Pointe, and the South Lake Trail. Fifteen to Lake Louisa State Park. Twenty-five to Disney, thirty-five to the airport, an hour to either coast. Stop scrolling listings and start swimming.