Ranch

Pool home in Port St. Lucie, set just off Bayshore with easy access to the Turnpike, making it easy to get in and out whether you're heading to work or just running through town. You come in through a small foyer into the living room, with French doors at the back that lead straight out to the pool. It's a simple setup from the start, with the main space in front of you and everything branching off from there. The kitchen sits off to the right in a galley layout, positioned where it stays out of the way but still close to the main area. Split floor plan with the primary bedroom on one side and the other bedrooms on the opposite side. Standard bedroom and bath setup with tile and carpet throughout. The backyard is where this property gives you options. It's a large, open space with plenty of room beyond the pool, whether that's for storage, a shed, or just keeping it open. The oak trees are spaced out across the yard, giving you shade without closing it in, and it's the kind of space you can actually use instead of just look at. The pool sits open with no screen enclosure. Wood frame home with Hardie board siding, built in 1982. Roof replaced in 2015. It's a setup that works as-is, and at the same time gives you the ability to take it further over time depending on how you want to use the space, both inside and out.

Pool home in Port St. Lucie, set just off Bayshore with easy access to the Turnpike, making it easy to get in and out whether you're heading to work or just running through town. You come in through a small foyer into the living room, with French doors at the back that lead straight out to the pool. It's a simple setup from the start, with the main space in front of you and everything branching off from there. The kitchen sits off to the right in a galley layout, positioned where it stays out of the way but still close to the main area. Split floor plan with the primary bedroom on one side and the other bedrooms on the opposite side. Standard bedroom and bath setup with tile and carpet throughout. The backyard is where this property gives you options. It's a large, open space with plenty of room beyond the pool, whether that's for storage, a shed, or just keeping it open. The oak trees are spaced out across the yard, giving you shade without closing it in, and it's the kind of space you can actually use instead of just look at. The pool sits open with no screen enclosure. Wood frame home with Hardie board siding, built in 1982. Roof replaced in 2015. It's a setup that works as-is, and at the same time gives you the ability to take it further over time depending on how you want to use the space, both inside and out.