2125 Carlton Drive, Orlando, FL 32806
- $369,900
- 3
- BD
- 2
- BA
- 1,092
- SqFt
- List Price
- $369,900
- Status
- ACTIVE
- MLS#
- O6432250
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Living Area
- 1,092
- Subdivision
- Cloverlawn
Property Description
Block-built 3 bed/2 bath home in Cloverlawn/Lake Como, minutes to Boone High & Delaney Park. 1,092 SF heated, block construction, on an 8,920 SF R-2 lot (PID 06-23-30-1432-02-200). Move in, rent, renovate, or tear down and build new. Also available: the adjoining flag lot directly behind (PID 06-23-30-1432-02-201, 11,379 SF R-2, MLS# O6382837, listed separately) — purchase both for a combined 20,299 SF assemblage, with 2020 plans on file for a 2-unit duplex, or buy 2125 on its own. Buyer to independently verify zoning, density & permitting potential with Orange County. Seller will not consider or respond to assignable-contract from wholesalers. No solicitation outside MLS listing instructions. Listing agent will not qualify this property for buyer's agents or wholesalers — schedule a showing to qualify it for yourself or your buyer.
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Additional Information
- Year Built
- 1955
- Construction
- Block
- Living Area
- 1,092
- Acres
- 0.20
- Interior Features
- Ceiling Fans(s), Open Floorplan
- Cooling
- Central Air
- Heating
- Central
- Garage Spaces
- 1
- Garage Description
- 1 Car Garage
- Exterior Features
- None
- Sewer
- Septic Tank
- Stories
- 1
Listing courtesy of EXP REALTY LLC.
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