15405 SW 298th Terrace, Homestead

The first question on any 1964 Florida house is the roof, and this one was replaced in 2026. Roof age is one of the four systems a Florida four-point inspection reports on, alongside electrical, plumbing and HVAC, and on an older house it is often the first thing an insurer asks about. Here that answer is already in hand.

Inside, the house is a split plan on one level. The primary bedroom, roughly 13 by 14 feet on the floor plan, has its own bath with a glass-enclosed shower and a walk-in closet; the other two bedrooms share a hall bath on the opposite side. The living room opens to the dining area and an updated kitchen with blue cabinetry, with a separate laundry room beside it and an 18 foot sun room across the back. Porcelain tile runs throughout, and outside there is a covered patio, a fenced yard, a storage shed and an attached carport.

The Property Appraiser carries the house at 1,438 heated square feet on a 7,000 square foot lot, built in 1964, and lists three bedrooms and one bath against the two baths offered. Both figures appear on this page, and a buyer can confirm the second bath against the permit history during inspection. The property last sold in November 2018 for $245,000. FEMA maps the parcel in Flood Zone X, an area of minimal flood hazard, and there is no homeowners association.