Investor special opportunity at 2460 Summerfield Way in Kissimmee. This 2-story townhouse offers immediate rental income with a tenant already in place paying $1,500 per month on a year-long lease, making it a turnkey addition to any investment portfolio. The property features 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a functional layout designed for comfortable everyday living. The main level includes the shared living and dining areas, along with a conveniently located kitchen and half bath for guests. Upstairs, both bedrooms offer access to full bathrooms, creating a practical setup for residents, roommates, guests, or even a home office configuration. The patio provides additional usable outdoor space for seating, dining, or relaxing while remaining low maintenance. Investors will appreciate the major system updates already completed, including a new roof in 2024, a water heater that is only 1 year old, and an HVAC system replaced in 2022. These improvements help minimize near-term maintenance concerns and add long-term value to the property. Located in Kissimmee, the home offers convenient access to shopping, dining, schools, parks, major roads, and Central Florida attractions. The neighborhood provides a residential setting with everyday essentials nearby, making it an appealing option for both tenants and long-term investors seeking convenience and steady rental potential.
Listing courtesy of KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY AT THE PARKS. 407-629-4420
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