Discover a rare opportunity to own TWO separate , fully updated single-family homes in the highly sought-after Historic Colonialtown District of Downtown Orlando. This turnkey, income-producing property offers the perfect combination of modern upgrades and historic charm, nestled on a quiet, brick-lined street just steps from the YMCA, Lake Eola, Thornton Park, the Milk District, and top-rated local restaurants. Ideal for homebuyers looking to live in one home while generating rental income from the other, this unique property includes two detached single-family residences. The front home, a stylish ranch-style property, features 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, while the back home, a charming colonial-style residence, boasts 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Both homes come fully furnished, allowing for an effortless move-in or immediate rental income potential. Whether you're searching for a multigenerational living solution, an owner-occupied investment property, or a proven short-term rental, this property offers flexibility, income potential, and a prime location. Experience the best of downtown Orlando living while maximizing your investment in one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own two single-family homes on one lot in one of Orlando’s most desirable areas. Schedule your private showing today and explore the possibilities at 415 N Shine Ave!
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