One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Brandon, this ranch-style home sits on just over half an acre (.61) with no HOA or CDD, offering a level of space and privacy that’s becoming increasingly rare. The street is calm, the lot is generous, and the setting feels removed—yet everyday conveniences remain close at hand. A welcoming front porch leads inside to a fully open living area where the living room, dining space, family area, and kitchen all share one connected footprint. There are no formal separations here—just one large, flexible space that adapts easily to daily life, gatherings, or quiet evenings at home. At the back of the living area, a brick fireplace anchors the space and sits near access to the screened-in porch, creating an easy flow from indoors to outdoors. Just beyond, the screened porch opens to a large rear patio, extending the living space and making the backyard feel like a natural part of the home. The kitchen remains open to the living areas and includes a gas stove, keeping cooking and conversation connected. The layout favors function and flexibility, allowing you to arrange the space in a way that fits how you actually live. Outside, the oversized backyard offers room to spread out—whether that means entertaining, gardening, or simply enjoying the quiet—and includes a storage shed for added convenience. The size of the lot, combined with the lack of HOA restrictions, opens the door to a variety of possibilities, including space for a pool, workshop, or RV and boat parking, subject to local zoning and permitting. The two-car garage adds flexibility with a half bathroom, ideal for projects, guests, or keeping outdoor messes separate from the main house. A commercial-grade steel roof, approximately nine years old, adds long-term durability and peace of mind. The home is equipped with a three-year-old HVAC system and an eight-year-old gas water heater. The property also features an irrigation well and pump, allowing you to keep the yard green without running up the water bill, while still enjoying the benefits of softer city water inside the home. Located in a well-established neighborhood with larger lots and mature landscaping, the home offers easy access to Tampa via the Selmon Expressway, along with convenient proximity to Tampa International Airport and the Gulf Coast beaches. With its large lot, cul-de-sac setting, open interior, and no-HOA freedom, this is a home that offers space, calm, and flexibility—an easy place to settle in and make your own.