10353 Lake District Ln # 56C, ORLANDO, FL 32832

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Investors Gem in Lake Nona – Style, Space, and Location That Sells Itself Step into elegance and comfort in this beautifully maintained home located in the highly desirable Lake Nona area. Fresh, bright, and thoughtfully designed, this property features 3 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage, offering the perfect balance of functionality and modern living. From the moment you enter, you’ll notice the upgraded plank flooring, abundant natural light, and a layout that flows effortlessly for both everyday living and entertaining. The spacious kitchen is a standout, featuring ample cabinetry with sleek dark hardware, generous counter space, and a stylish tile backsplash that adds a contemporary touch. Upstairs, retreat to the primary suite with its own private balcony overlooking a beautiful tree-lined view—the perfect space to unwind, enjoy your morning coffee, or relax at the end of the day. Additional bedrooms are well-sized, offering comfort and privacy for family or guests. Step outside and experience a lifestyle, not just a home. The community offers an impressive collection of amenities, including lakes, scenic trails, parks, pickleball courts, and a volleyball area—perfect for enjoying Florida living year-round. Location is everything—and this one delivers. Just minutes from Medical City, Orlando International Airport, and with quick access to 417 and 528, you’re connected to everything. Enjoy nearby destinations such as Lake Nona Town Center, Boxi Park, Drive Shack, and the USTA National Campus, along with a vibrant selection of dining and entertainment options. Plus, world-renowned attractions like Disney, Universal, and SeaWorld are all within easy reach. Whether you're looking for your next home or a smart investment in one of Orlando’s fastest-growing areas, this property checks every box. Homes like this in Lake Nona don’t last—schedule your private showing today and experience it for yourself.

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