My backyard is the 12th tee box at Shalimar Pointe. Three...

My backyard is the 12th tee box at Shalimar Pointe. Three bedrooms, three baths, 2,759 square feet on nearly half an acre in Lake Lorraine Estates -- vaulted ceilings, crown molding, gas fireplace, a summer kitchen on a covered porch facing the fairway, and a golf cart garage, because I came prepared. Eglin's gate is 8 minutes. Hurlburt is 15. Shalimar Elementary is 1.2 miles with a 7/10 rating. Destin is 20. I'm looking for someone who wants to land here and stop looking. Built in 1989, so I come with character, location and conditione sit on the porch the view does the talking. I'm a 2,759-square-foot single-story home in Lake Lorraine Estates -- sitting on nearly half an acre in one of Shalimar's most established, genuinely beautiful neighborhoods. I was built in 1989, which means I have bones. Vaulted ceilings, tray ceilings, crown molding, a gas fireplace, a kitchen built for people who actually cook in it -- these weren't afterthoughts. They were decisions. The open floor plan means the living happens all at once, not in separate rooms you apologize about. A circular brick driveway greets you at arrival, and a golf cart garage waits at the end of a long day. The primary bedroom runs 15 by 20 feet. There's room to breathe here. The covered porch faces the Shalimar Pointe golf course -- the 11th green on one side, the 12th tee box on the other. There's a summer kitchen out there and a half bath so you never have to go back inside if you don't want to. Eglin AFB's gate is about 8 minutes from here. Hurlburt Field is 15. Shalimar Elementary sits 1.2 miles away and carries a 7 out of 10 from GreatSchools -- not because someone said so, but because it earned it. Meigs Middle is rated the same, another mile further. When you need Destin's white sand, it's 20 minutes on a reasonable traffic day. This location doesn't promise you everything -- it delivers it. I'm looking for the family that just got orders and needs this chapter started. Or the retired officer who spent 30 years saying *someday I'll live on a golf course* -- and is finally ready to mean it. Fair warning: I was built in 1989. That's not a disclaimer -- it's context. Everything functions. But I'm not a new build, and my price reflects a real home with real history, not a floor plan off a brochuree sit on the porch some afternoon. The view is better in person, and there's no pressure to decide anything until you're ready.