922 Lormann Cir Longwood, FL 32750

*Back on Market - Bring All Offers - Buyer's financing fell through for a reason not related to the property.* 922 Lormann Circle is ready for new owners to call it home! Situated on a quiet loop, convenient to 17-92, 434, Sunrail, Downtown Longwood, and more, this Mid Century block home is overflowing with modern touches and upgrades: Less than three years ago it received a top-to-bottom renovation by the previous owner in 2019 before the current owner purchased February 2020. During this renovation, the home received a new roof, new HVAC, new kitchen cabinets, appliances, and granite, new Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring throughout, paint, and more! In the huge fenced backyard is a storage shed with power, great for tools, toys, or as a starting point for more creativity. A newer aluminum overhang provides shade and rain protection out back, add pavers and screen it in for a full porch. In the front, an oversized carport overhang provides covered parking plus access to the front door and laundry room door. As if that's not enough to see this home, the City of Longwood just took care of your septic worries once and for all. This home that was on septic for years is now on PUBLIC SEWER. Excuse the fresh dirt and shiny new PVC cleanouts on the West side of the home, but you'll be glad they're there for years to come. The City is still working on some neighboring homes, but this whole community has gone public sewer, with old septics decommissioned per City guidelines, and to top it off, Lormann Circle is now brand new freshly paved asphalt. Unlike some communities which pass off the cost of conversion to homeowners either directly or through CDDs on property taxes, Longwood has had this in the works for years, finally made it to Lormann Cir, and covered it in full with Grant Money. The only 'cost' to the homeowner for this sewer conversion is a traditional sewer portion of their water bill moving forward. Plenty of room to expand the home, add a pool, or stretch your legs and relax. Many of the neighboring homes have enclosed the carport space for more living area as well, something that's certainly possible (with proper permitting of course).