If you’ve been looking for a place where you can actually spread out, breathe, and do what you want with your own property — this one feels different the moment you pull up. 2330 Narcissus Drive sits at the end of a dead-end street, so there’s almost no through traffic. It’s quiet in the way people mean when they say quiet — you hear birds instead of cars, and evenings feel slower. With no HOA, you’re not worrying about rules or approval forms. Chickens? RV? Future garage or in-law space? All possible here. Inside, the home has that comfortable, lived-in warmth that’s hard to fake. The family room centers around a wood-burning fireplace — the kind that makes rainy Florida days actually cozy — and there’s a second fireplace in the primary bedroom, which honestly feels like a retreat more than just a bedroom. The kitchen is set up for everyday life, not just photos. There’s an eat-in space where people naturally gather, plus a thoughtfully updated pantry so everything actually has a place. And when you have people over, the dining room becomes the hangout thanks to a custom built-in bar with its own sink — perfect for holidays, game nights, or just friends dropping by. Step out back and you’ll see why people fall for this property. The yard is large, private, and flexible — not a tiny fenced box. The oversized new deck becomes your outdoor living room, and the outdoor shower makes sense after yard work, projects, pets, or just hot Florida afternoons. There’s still plenty of room left if you want to add a garage, build an ADU for family, or park bigger toys. Practical updates matter too — the 2,000-gallon septic system and new drainfield are already done, Roof is 2018, tankless hot water heater, new impact windows, new gutters and updated electrical....which are those big-ticket things buyers always ask about but rarely get. Location-wise, you’re tucked away but not isolated. You’re minutes from Lake Monroe, close to Historic Downtown Sanford’s restaurants and events, and commuting is straightforward when work calls. It’s a good balance — you can go out easily, but you don’t feel like you live in the middle of everything. This home really suits someone who wants privacy, flexibility, and personality instead of cookie-cutter living — someone who values space, gatherings, projects, and a home that adapts to their life instead of the other way around.