Under contract-accepting backup offers. Virtually Staged. Welcome to 425 Summit Ridge Place, Unit 211, a spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom second-floor condo located in the desirable gated Residences at Sabal Point community in Longwood. Offering 1,368 square feet of living space, this well-designed home provides comfort, privacy, and convenience with the added benefit of no neighbors above. Inside, you’ll find a functional floor plan with generous living and dining areas, creating an inviting space for everyday living or entertaining. The screened-in balcony extends the living space outdoors, giving you a relaxing place to enjoy morning coffee, unwind after the day, or take in the peaceful community setting. With two spacious bedrooms and two full bathrooms, plus a 1-car detached garage, this condo offers excellent flexibility whether you’re a first-time buyer, downsizing, investing, or looking for a low-maintenance Central Florida lifestyle. The gated community adds even more to love with resort-style amenities including a sparkling pool, playground, and tennis courts. Located in the heart of Longwood, the Residences at Sabal Point places you close to shopping, dining, parks, major roadways, and everything Seminole County has to offer. Zoned for Sabal Point Elementary, Rock Lake Middle, and Lyman High School, this location is also ideal for buyers looking for established Seminole County schools. Enjoy comfortable condo living in one of Longwood’s most convenient and established areas.
Medith Manor Nob Hill, located between Wekiwa Springs State Park and Rock Springs Run State Reserve, is a residential and nature-forward Wekiwa Springs neighborhood with sandy pine-canopy streets and a close-to-the-water feel. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Wekiwa Springs Road and Welch Road corridor, where trailhead traffic, paddling gear, and low-key local stops set an outdoors-first rhythm. Homes read as Florida ranch and contemporary builds with deep setbacks, screened lanais, and mature oaks framing the lots. Weekends orbit around spring runs, boardwalks, and shaded picnic pockets rather than big commercial strips. Daily errands and coffee tend to cluster along SR 436 in Apopka, keeping the neighborhood itself quiet and green.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Ceiling fans
Bedrooms
2 bedrooms
Bathrooms
2 full bathrooms
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Disposal
Range
Range hood
Refrigerator
Exhaust fan
Electric water heater
Laundry & utility
Washer hookup
Dryer hookup
Laundry room
Washer and dryer included in appliances list
Flooring
Carpet
Ceramic tile
Heating & cooling
Central heating (electric)
Central air conditioning
Exterior features
Balcony
Exterior lighting
Home design
Residential condominium
PUD zoning
2 total stories
Unit on 2nd floor
Facing south
Parking
Reserved parking
Guest parking
1 garage space
Security
Gated community (directions note)
Construction
Brick, frame and wood siding construction
Shingle roof
Slab foundation
Building identified as 425
Utilities
Public water
Public sewer
Electricity connected
Sewer connected
Water connected
Cable available
Phone available
Broadband/high-speed internet available
HOA & community
Monthly condo/association fee of $509 (includes pool, clubhouse, fitness center, maintenance of structure and grounds, management, private road, recreational facilities, sewer, trash, water, internet, and common area taxes)
Association approval required
Pets allowed (max 75 lbs)
Community features include clubhouse, fitness center, park, playground, pool, tennis courts, sidewalks and street lights
Association is required
Financial info
Monthly condo fee $509; total annual fees $6,108
Lease restrictions apply
Other
Unfurnished unit
Electricity and solar
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The Planned Development (PD) district is intended to facilitate various development types, and combinations thereof, that may be difficult to achieve under conventional zoning regulations. Planned developments shall promote flexibility and creativity in addressing changing social, economic and market conditions, especially where they are used to implement adopted policies of the Comprehensive Plan.; Examples of development concepts that may be appropriate for PD zoning include, but are not limited to, enhanced protection of natural resource areas, mixed use or transit oriented development, and infill development or redevelopment.; Development standards to be implemented within a planned development shall be established by the Board of County Commissioners at the time of rezoning. Such rezoning shall be conditioned upon a master development plan and a written development order. Specific criteria for the development may address, but are not limited to, compatibility with surrounding land uses, road access, availability and efficient use of utility capacity, coordination with transit, etc. Architectural and other appearance-related design elements may be included as approval conditions where the Board finds they are necessary to achieve crucial aspects of the development concept, such as economic feasibility or neighborhood compatibility.; General standards of this Code that are not specific to any zoning district, such as parking, stormwater management, lighting, and landscaping, shall apply within a planned development unless variations are approved through a PD master development plan and/or development order.