1209 S MYRTLE AVENUE UNIT A

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Live in timeless charm in Sanford’s Residential Historic District, within the city’s official golf-cart zone! This naturally bright upstairs unit in a fully renovated 1935 home blends vintage character with modern comforts, all just minutes from Historic Downtown.

Step through your private entrance into a welcoming space with wide-plank flooring, light-filled rooms, and original casement windows that echo the home’s past. The updated kitchen strikes the balance between classic detail and contemporary ease, and you’ll appreciate having indoor laundry right inside your unit. In addition to the generous master bedroom, there’s a separate room that can be used as a second bedroom, or very large walk-in closet or a home office, studio, or creative space. The unit has its own electric meter, keeping billing independent and clear.

Outside, the house is getting a fresh exterior makeover — elegant blue paint with crisp white trim — making it even more striking in its historic streetscape. Because the property lies within Sanford’s Residential Historic District, it benefits from protections and standards that help preserve the neighborhood’s architectural integrity.

One of the coolest perks: you’re in Sanford’s golf-cart allowed zone, meaning it’s legal and practical to take a cart for quick errands, nights downtown, or exploring your surroundings. (Yes — crossing points across U.S. 17-92 were recently authorized to help improve cart access.)

From here, you’re just a short ride or stroll to Historic Downtown Sanford, with its craft breweries, local restaurants, galleries, events, and a thriving arts scene.

Also, the city is working on new waterfront and mixed-use development in the downtown core, meaning even more amenities and vibrancy are coming.

Why you’ll fall in love
This is more than a rental — it’s a chance to live in a place with soul. You get vintage details, modern updates, a truly walkable location, and the fun of navigating Sanford by golf cart. All of this in a neighborhood that’s part of the city’s historic fabric.