Four bedrooms, two baths, and a screened patio that will make you rethink how much time you spend inside. The layout opens up naturally from the entry, splitting into a formal living room up front and a more casual family room off the kitchen at the back. Two distinct spaces that give the home real flexibility depending on how you use it. The kitchen sits at the center of it all, open to the family room and dining area, keeping things connected without feeling like one big room. The fourth bedroom works just as well as a dedicated home office or a private space for overnight guests. Two full baths, a dedicated laundry room, a two-car garage, and a floor plan designed to make every room count. The screened patio is the quiet standout. It runs wide across the back of the home with a ceiling fan overhead and direct, unobstructed views of the lake and conservation area beyond the fence line. The yard is fully fenced with mature live oaks and Spanish moss framing the water — turtles, ducks, and fish are regulars, and the lake is set up for fishing and walking the perimeter. It gets used year-round the way only Florida patios can. The updates are already done. Roof was replaced in 2017. Pella windows and sliding glass door were replaced throughout the entire home in 2021. The refrigerator, washer, and dryer have all been upgraded within the last three years and carry active Best Buy warranties. The community pool and playground are just steps away, handled by the HOA so you get the benefit without the upkeep. The location handles the rest. You’re in the heart of East Orlando’s most convenient corridor. Waterford Lakes Town Center is minutes away with Cooper’s Hawk, Marlow’s Tavern, Zen Dumpling, and a full lineup of dining and shopping. UCF is a short drive up Alafaya, the 408 gives you downtown Orlando in under 20 minutes, and both MCO and the beaches are within easy reach. Blanchard Park and the Econ River Wilderness Area are close for those who want to get outside without leaving the zip code. Good bones, real updates, and a backyard built for the way people actually live in Florida.