Virtually Staged. Custom finishes other builders skip. A layout that actually works. And an address in one of Florida's fastest-growing cities- without an HOA. This 3-bedroom home on Waycross Road SW delivers the kind of thoughtful design that stands out in SW Palm Bay's inventory: tile flooring flowing through the living areas for warmth and continuity, a kitchen anchored by an elegant island that functions as both the practical center of the home and its natural gathering point, and three bedrooms plus a dedicated bonus room that adapts to how you actually live — home office, fitness room, guest quarters, or flex space for a growing household. Natural light fills the living areas throughout the day, reinforcing a sense of openness that photographs well and lives even better. The balance is deliberate: modern without feeling cold, finished without feeling overbuilt. Outside, the property sits on a quiet residential street with the lot space that Palm Bay's SW quadrant is known for — room to breathe that newer HOA communities have largely traded away. No association fees, no restrictions, no approval process. The location context matters here. Palm Bay is home to L3Harris Technologies' 464,000-square-foot technology center- the Space Coast's largest high-tech employer- along with Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Raytheon, and Collins Aerospace, all accessible within a 15–25 minute commute north via I-95 or Babcock Street. Brevard Public Schools serve the city with A-rated schools and magnet programs with an aerospace and tech focus. Turkey Creek Sanctuary, in the heart of the city, offers 1.25 miles of boardwalk through a protected natural area, while the Indian River Lagoon supports boating, kayaking, fishing, and manatee viewing along the city's eastern edge. Palm Bay is the most affordable city on the Space Coast, offering larger homes and lots at lower prices than anywhere else in Brevard County - a combination that the defense and aerospace workforce that drives this market has been quietly capitalizing on for years.

Virtually Staged. Custom finishes other builders skip. A layout that actually works. And an address in one of Florida's fastest-growing cities- without an HOA. This 3-bedroom home on Waycross Road SW delivers the kind of thoughtful design that stands out in SW Palm Bay's inventory: tile flooring flowing through the living areas for warmth and continuity, a kitchen anchored by an elegant island that functions as both the practical center of the home and its natural gathering point, and three bedrooms plus a dedicated bonus room that adapts to how you actually live — home office, fitness room, guest quarters, or flex space for a growing household. Natural light fills the living areas throughout the day, reinforcing a sense of openness that photographs well and lives even better. The balance is deliberate: modern without feeling cold, finished without feeling overbuilt. Outside, the property sits on a quiet residential street with the lot space that Palm Bay's SW quadrant is known for — room to breathe that newer HOA communities have largely traded away. No association fees, no restrictions, no approval process. The location context matters here. Palm Bay is home to L3Harris Technologies' 464,000-square-foot technology center- the Space Coast's largest high-tech employer- along with Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Raytheon, and Collins Aerospace, all accessible within a 15–25 minute commute north via I-95 or Babcock Street. Brevard Public Schools serve the city with A-rated schools and magnet programs with an aerospace and tech focus. Turkey Creek Sanctuary, in the heart of the city, offers 1.25 miles of boardwalk through a protected natural area, while the Indian River Lagoon supports boating, kayaking, fishing, and manatee viewing along the city's eastern edge. Palm Bay is the most affordable city on the Space Coast, offering larger homes and lots at lower prices than anywhere else in Brevard County - a combination that the defense and aerospace workforce that drives this market has been quietly capitalizing on for years.