Solid 1961 block ranch on a fenced corner lot in East Seminole Heights, with no HOA, no CDD, and Flood Zone X, so no lender-required flood insurance. They built this one to stay put, and the owners have kept it that way: impact windows and HVAC in 2017, water heater in 2022, and more than $11,000 in electrical and plumbing upgrades. That is the expensive, invisible work already done. Impact glass alone means quieter rooms, real storm protection, and a much better conversation with your insurance agent. Inside, the interior is freshly painted, and 1,066 square feet is laid out to live larger than it reads: an open living and dining area that flows to the kitchen, three bedrooms with built-in closets, and two full baths, including a primary suite with its own. Laminate and tile throughout, with no carpet anywhere, not a square inch. Ceiling fans, central heat and air, and the washer and dryer convey. Out front, a nearly 20-foot screened porch waits for a cup of coffee and somewhere to be later. The home is also wired for an external generator! Then there is the parking, and this is where the corner lot earns its keep: two separate driveways, one off Lambright in front and a second off 37th Street into the back yard, plus a 1-car attached garage with opener and a covered carport. Bring the boat, the trailer, the project car, or park in the back. The fenced 9,730-square-foot lot comes with irrigation already in leaving plenty of room to garden, build a workshop, or just let the dogs run.