Cormorant Point

Cormorant Point in Sebring, Florida, stands in a 55+ community right on the 4th hole of the Golf Hammock golf course, where folks can look out at the fairway and the trees while sitting on the screened lanai or the open patio out back, and there's a big oak tree giving some comfortable shade in the spacious backyard. The house sits on a single story, constructed of cement siding, block, concrete, and stucco, and has a total area just shy of 2,000 square feet with 1,481 square feet given to living space, plus a two-car garage with an automatic opener and an extra-wide painted driveway that was recently redone. People have tennis courts and a golf course right there in the neighborhood, and the house comes with a split bedroom plan for added privacy, two bedrooms with walk-in closets, and bathrooms that've been remodeled with easy-access showers, so moving around isn't hard for most folks. The kitchen got new white wood cabinets, a pantry with lots of storage, Corian countertops, and updated appliances, and everything feels modern but still easy to use with new electric panels and a whole house water filtration system. Blinds and drapes on double-pane Pella windows give some peace from the Florida sun, and ceiling fans and central air keep it cool, helped along by new A/C and updated ductwork. There's a 14x20 screened lanai in the back, perfect for enjoying the fresh air without bugs and watching golfers, and the place has both a front porch and a rear porch, so people have plenty of spots for sitting outside when the weather's good. Inside, you'll find a large bonus room-measuring roughly 13 by 18 feet-that can act as a den, a little office, or maybe just a spot for hobbies or games. There's been a lot of work put into the property since 2020, with new roofs, new spray-foam attic insulation, new windows and sliding glass doors, hurricane shutters, hardy-board siding, newer flooring, and fresh paint inside and out, so it's low on upkeep for its age. Folks get full furnishings with the house, so it's turn-key, and they offer high-speed internet, cable TV, and modern fixtures through most of the rooms. For daily life, the place tends to be quiet with natural views, and the property holds about 7,000 square feet of land. The house isn't on the water and doesn't have a pool, but the golf course views and the natural landscape make it feel open. There's no extra information about special programs or extra amenities on site, and nothing was listed about onsite care, but the home seems good for someone wanting privacy, updated comforts, and a quiet neighborhood with golf and tennis close by.