700 KATHERINE Street This immaculate three-bedroom home on a beautiful corner lot in a highly sought-after South Daytona neighborhood has been priced to sell. This home sits high and dry, requiring no flood insurance and features solid concrete block construction with a slab on grade for years of low maintenance, predictable ownership. The longtime owners' pride is evident at every turn as you walk through this beautiful home and admire the extensive craftsmanship displayed in stunning custom woodwork. Solid, furniture-grade custom cabinetry, hand hewn built-ins and painstaking trim carpentry complement the fabulous, original mid-century appointments including gleaming terrazzo floors, a tiered stone accent wall, and a massive fireplace. The renovated kitchen with beautiful white shaker cabinets features high end stainless appliances, granite countertops, a sizable pantry and a view of the backyard from the kitchen sink workspace. A wonderful den has a lovely, beamed ceiling that hovers above a handsome built-in entertainment unit constructed of solid cherry. Step outside into the very private fenced backyard shaded by mature trees to find an ample outbuilding ideal for storage or a workshop. New AC and ductwork, recent electrical upgrades including a new panel and updated windows enhance efficiency and provide added peace of mind. The location here is incredibly central to all that Volusia County has to offer and is coupled with a peaceful, predictable neighborhood where neighbors greet each other as they stroll the low-traffic, tree-shaded streets of the community. It is just minutes from the beautiful beach and several blocks from Riverfront Veterans Memorial Park, which has a boat ramp. Dozens of eateries are within walking distance, including fine dining at Martinis, homemade lunch at Hart's Deli and breakfast at the local's favorite Rossi's Diner. It offers direct access to Interstate-4 for trips into Orlando and is in close proximity to the conveniences of International Speedway Boulevard. Look at everything else first and save this one for last.