Steven Koleno

The land is what you notice first at 2001 Hidden Pine. Nearly two acres slope gently down the hill from the back of the house to the lake, with enough open ground for a treehouse, a garden, a dog that needs to run, or a walk down to the water before dinner. Much of the land has been recently cleared. This is a yard you explore. Inside, the work has already been done. Luxury vinyl plank flooring runs through the house, the windows have been replaced with vinyl replacement windows, and every bathroom has been updated. Accent walls give the main rooms some personality. There is a wood burning fireplace, and plenty of logs available. The ROOF is 2017, the AC and WATER HEATER were both replaced in 2023. The home was re-plumbed in 2020 with PEX and CPVC. The garage door and sprinkler system run on Wi-Fi, so you can open the garage or adjust the watering schedule from your phone. The kitchen is built for real cooking. It has a gas range, tall cabinets finished with crown molding, and a zellige tile backsplash. The granite-topped island is where everyone ends up, whether they're grabbing a snack, working on a laptop, or keeping the cook company. The primary suite is two rooms, set apart from the rest of the house. One is the bedroom. The other can be an office, a sewing room, or a quiet place to read. The primary bath has a freestanding tub. Off the back of the house is a large glass-enclosed Florida room that looks out over the property toward the lake. It's bright all day, and it has room for a desk, a piano, a long worktable, or all three. There are approximately 2,900 square feet under air, a three-car garage for the bikes, kayaks, and tools, and Apopka's shopping and main roads a few minutes away.