Fernanda Pizzammiglio

Some homes you can tell were loved. This is one of them. One owner, from the day it was built until now. It shows the moment you pull up, and it keeps showing in every room. The front sets the tone. Stone accents across the elevation, a curved walk to a covered entry, and beds that have been planted, edged and maintained rather than filled in once and forgotten. Palms, sculpted hedges, and color that holds through the year. Out back, the screened pool is waiting. Ready for a Saturday afternoon or a quiet swim at the end of a long day. The landscaping continues around the enclosure, not just out front. A storage shed conveys with the property, so the garage gets to stay a garage. Inside, vaulted ceilings lift the main living space and carry the light further into the home. The primary bedroom has a tray ceiling that gives it a character all its own, along with a generous walk-in closet that actually holds a full wardrobe without a fight. Built-in cabinetry adds display and storage where most homes give you a blank wall, and custom shelving above the closets puts that space to work instead of wasting it. A separate room adapts easily to a home office, study, or hobby space, so working from home does not mean giving up a bedroom to do it. The big items are already handled. New roof and gutters in January 2024. A new irrigation pump installed this year, so the landscaping stays exactly the way you see it without anyone dragging a hose around. Pest control runs through tubing built into the walls, treated from exterior ports instead of someone walking the baseboards inside the house. The things buyers ask about first, done and documented. Then there is the neighborhood, which is honestly a big reason residents fall in love with this community. Hammock Pointe is one of the established pockets along Narcoossee, the kind of place that grew in slowly and has the oaks to prove it. Lots are generous and well spaced, so you get real yard and real distance between homes, something that has all but disappeared from new construction in this part of Osceola County. The streets curve. The elevations vary. Nothing about it feels stamped out. Water and sewer come from the community's own well system and are covered through the association assessment. Buyer to verify with the association. Lake Nona and Medical City are a short drive up Narcoossee, with the 417 and Orlando International close behind. Shopping, dining, and services have expanded all around the corridor. Come walk through it. A one-owner home on a lot like this, in a neighborhood like this, does not come along often.