Welcome to one of Sanford’s true originals. Built in 1900, this stately frame vernacular home stands proudly as one of the City’s first farmhouses. Nestled in the coveted golf cart district just south of the Historic District, it sits on a rare .54-acre corner lot, offering exceptional privacy, parking, and lifestyle flexibility. Spanning 2,391 square feet, this home masterfully blends historic character with thoughtful modern updates, creating a living space that is as functional as it is timeless. Featuring 4 spacious bedrooms, including a downstairs primary suite, and 2 full bathrooms, the layout offers flexible living areas to accommodate both everyday life and entertaining. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be welcomed by a large front porch with brick-lined steps, shaded by a majestic oak—perfect for slow mornings, coffee in hand, or sunset conversations. Inside, original wood floors, restored windows, and millwork preserve the home’s historic soul, while a freshly painted exterior (2024) and natural gas systems ensure modern comfort. A decorative fireplace anchors the main living space, complemented by updated wiring, plumbing, and central HVAC systems (2020) for peace of mind. The kitchen has been fully refreshed with new cabinets, countertops, appliances, and a charming double farmhouse sink, creating a space that feels both classic and current. A convenient utility area with washer/dryer hookups, plus additional laundry space in the garage, adds practical convenience. The downstairs primary suite serves as a private retreat, complete with a walk-in closet, hidden storage nook, and an en suite bath featuring whimsical modern tile, a large soaking tub, and abundant built-in cabinetry. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms—including one with a cozy nook and spacious walk-in closet—share a centrally located full bath with a walk-in shower. Additional highlights include: On-demand natural gas hot water heater Nest thermostats Two attic access points Seven professionally restored windows 800 sq ft block garage with opener and workshop space Parking pad for multiple cars, plus extensive front and rear parking Private alley access (vacated by the City of Sanford) Updated porch (2024) and roof (2022) Drive-through porte-cochère–style driveway, perfect for vehicles, guests, or hobbies The property is framed by sidewalks, masonry, and wood fencing, enhancing both curb appeal and privacy. Rarely does a home of this age, stature, and condition become available in Sanford. $10,000 Buyer Credit: The Sellers are offering a credit to allow the Buyer to freshen the interior with paint, drywall repairs, or apply toward closing costs—making it easy to put your personal touch on this historic treasure. This is more than a house—it’s a living piece of Sanford history, lovingly maintained and ready for its next chapter.