Welcome to one of Sanford’s true originals. Built in 1900, this stately frame vernacular beauty stands proudly as one of the City’s first farmhouses, located in the coveted golf cart district just south of the Historic District, this timeless residence sits on a rare .54-acre corner lot with exceptional parking and privacy. Offering 2, 391 square feet, this home gracefully blends historic character with thoughtful modern updates. She features 4 spacious bedrooms (including spacious DOWNSTAIRS PRIMARY SUITE), 2 full bathrooms and flexible living spaces throughout. From the moment you arrive, you’re greeted by a large and welcoming front porch with brick-lined steps, shaded by a majestic oak tree, inviting slow mornings and sunset conversations. Inside, original wood floors, restored original windows and millwork preserve the home’s historic soul, while freshly painted exterior (2024) and restored windows bring in beautiful natural light. The decorative fireplace anchors the main living space, complemented by natural gas and updated wiring and plumbing for peace of mind. The kitchen has been completely refreshed with new cabinets, countertops, appliances, and a charming double farmhouse sink, creating a space that feels both classic and current. A convenient utility area offers washer/dryer hookups, with additional laundry space in the garage. The downstairs primary suite is a convenient retreat, featuring a walk-in closet, hidden storage nook, and an en suite bath with fun, modern and whimsical tile, a large soaking tub, and abundant built-in cabinetry. Upstairs, you’ll find 3 additional bedrooms, including one with a cozy nook, a spacious walk-in closet, and a centrally located full bath with walk-in shower. Additional highlights include 2 central HVAC systems (2020); On-demand natural gas hot water heater; Nest thermostats; 2 attic access points 7 professionally restored windows; an 800 sq ft BLOCK GARAGE with opener and workshop space; parking pad for SEVERAL cars plus extensive front and rear parking; private alley access (vacated by the City of Sanford) and updated porch (2024) and ROOF (2022). The property is framed by sidewalks, masonry and wood fencing, and features a unique drive-through porte-cochère style driveway that flows directly to the rear alley. With room for multiple vehicles, guests, and hobbies, this home is as practical as it is picturesque. Rarely does a home of this age, stature, and condition become available. This is more than a house, it’s a living piece of Sanford history, lovingly maintained and ready for its next chapter.
