1420 EMERALD DRIVE

**This house comes with a REDUCED RATE through the seller's preferred lender. This is a lender-paid rate buydown that reduces the buyer's interest rate and monthly payment.** Welcome to 1420 Emerald Drive in Kissimmee, a rare opportunity to own skiable lakefront property for under $500,000 with fully-owned solar panels for maximum energy efficiency! Set along the banks of Fish Lake where you can enjoy boating, waterskiing, and sunset views right from your backyard, this home offers a lifestyle that is increasingly hard to find at this price point in Central Florida. Inside, the home features a well designed layout with both a living room and a separate family room, giving you plenty of space for relaxing after a day on the water, entertaining guests, or gathering with friends and family. Large windows bring in natural light and frame peaceful lake views, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere throughout the main living areas. The home includes a primary bedroom that serves as a comfortable private retreat, along with two additional bedrooms that offer flexibility for family members, guests, or a home office. The kitchen provides ample cabinetry and workspace and is conveniently located near the dining and living areas, making it easy to host dinners or casual get togethers after a day on the lake. Step outside to enjoy your own private pool and deck overlooking the water. Spend mornings with coffee by the lake, afternoons cooling off in the pool, and evenings watching the sunset reflect across the water. With direct lake access, you can keep your boat ready for a quick ski set, paddle around the shoreline, or simply enjoy the peaceful waterfront setting. Located in Kissimmee/St. Cloud with convenient access to shopping, dining, schools, and major roadways, this property also offers an easy drive to Orlando and nearby attractions. 1420 Emerald Drive presents a unique chance to enjoy true lakefront living, complete with a private pool and paid-off solar panels; all at a price point that is becoming increasingly rare in Central Florida.