Located in a quiet, established neighborhood in North Port, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers an outstanding opportunity for first-time buyers, investors, or anyone looking to create something special. Situated on a private lot with a peaceful residential setting, this property combines privacy, potential, and value in one of Southwest Florida's fastest-growing communities. This home is ready for your vision and updates, making it an ideal candidate for a beautiful renovation or upscale flip. With a functional layout and solid bones, the possibilities are endless. Reimagine the space with modern finishes, open-concept living, and elevated design elements to maximize both comfort and resale value. Major updates already completed! The home features a newer roof, air conditioning system, and hot water heater--giving buyers peace of mind and reducing the cost of big-ticket improvements while you focus on cosmetic upgrades and design. For first-time homebuyers, this is a chance to break into the market at an approachable price while building equity through improvements. For investors, the upside is clear, with continued demand for updated homes in North Port and the surrounding area. This home is priced to reflect its current condition and create strong buyer interest. The seller is motivated and welcomes offers, making this an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking value, flexibility, and potential returns. Whether you plan to renovate and make it your own or transform it into a standout resale, this property is positioned to attract attention. Don't miss the chance to unlock the full potential of this North Port home--schedule your showing today!
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Location
4399 WECOMA AVE, NORTH PORT, FL 34287
Status
Sold
Date Sold
August 21, 2026
North Port
North Port, Florida, is a growing city in Sarasota County and a key part of the North Port–Bradenton–Sarasota Metropolitan Area. Originally developed in the 1950s by General Development Corporation as part of Port Charlotte, it became an independent city in 1959 and was renamed North Port in 1974.
The city is home to Little Salt Spring, an important archaeological and paleontological site, and Warm Mineral Springs, a natural artesian spring. North Port features extensive residential communities, environmental parks, and a subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters.
