Mornings here start in the sun room, which is the part of this floor plan people tend to claim first. It looks southeastinto trees rather than into a neighbor's window, and that light carries straight through the living room behind it. The layout is a genuine split. Your bedroom sits at one end, roughly 11 by 14, with a walk-in closet and its own bath.The second bedroom sits at the opposite end, past the baths, so guests get a corner to themselves and so do you. Ina home this size that matters more than extra square footage would. No carpet anywhere. Tile and laminate run throughout, and that matters in August when everything tracks in wet,then matters again when you want the whole place clean before lunch. The roof was replaced in 2024, so the onenumber that worries most buyers in Florida right now is already settled. Beacon Square is a 55+ community of attached villas on quiet streets, and the association handles what most peoplemove here to stop doing. Water, trash, irrigation, lawn care, the exterior of the building, street lights, the pool and theclubhouse are covered by the monthly fee. Nobody is asking you to get on a ladder. There is a pool when you want toswim, shuffleboard when you want company, and a community room that stays busy. Small things that shape the day: the villa sits on a cul-de-sac, so nothing cuts through. Parking is assigned and a fewsteps from your door. Extra storage comes with the unit, which anyone who has downsized out of a full house willappreciate the first week. Flood insurance is not required in Zone X. Groceries, restaurants and the doctor are all a short drive, with no seasonal beach traffic between you and any ofthem. If you want the Florida part without the upkeep part, come walk through it.