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Design: < 4 Floors; Mediterranean

Unit Desc: Garden Apartment; Multi-Level

Construction: Frame; Stucco

View: Garden

Waterfront Details: None

Lot Description: < 1/4 Acre

Exterior Features: Custom Lighting; Open Balcony; Open Patio

Interior Features: Fireplace(s); French Door; Laundry Tub; Walk-in Closet; None

Porch/Patio/Balcony: Patio

Master Bedroom/Bath: Mstr Bdrm - Upstairs; Separate Tub

Furnished: Unfurnished

Rooms: Attic; Family; Florida; Garage Apartment; Great; Laundry-Inside; Workshop

Parking: 2+ Spaces; Driveway; Garage - Building; Garage - Detached

Subdiv. Amenities: Sidewalks; Workshop

Restrict: Historic Designation; Lease OK; None

Flooring: Parquet Floor; Tile; Wood Floor

Heating: Central; Electric

Cooling: Ceiling Fan; Central; Electric

Equip/Appl Included: Dishwasher; Dryer; Range - Gas; Refrigerator; Washer

Dining Area: Breakfast Area; Formal

Roof: Built-Up; Tar/Gravel

Guest House: 1 Bath; 2 Bedrooms; Kitchen; Patio

Terms Considered: Cash; Conventional

Utilities: Gas Natural; Public Sewer; Public Water

Window Treatments: Drapes; Single Hung Wood

Storm Protection: None

Special Info: Handyman; Sold As-Is

Taxes: Homestead

Possession: At Closing

Showing Instructions: Text Listing Agent

From European sinks in every bedroom to red oak flooring across all three stories and walk-in cedar-lined closets, every feature of this home whispers stories of a bygone era. As the most expensive house built in Flamingo Park in its time, it boasts unique features as enamel cast-iron, iron sinks in the bedrooms, a rarity even among the luxurious standards of the period. The home also served as a boarding house during the 1930s, adding layers of history through its transformation and the guests like it hosted. Beyond its rich history, the house stands as an architectural marvel, uniquely situated on the highest elevation in the area. Its design includes original features like solid pecky cypress doors and ceilings, jeweled glass door handles, Murano hand blown glass sconces, and a kitchen that hosts a blend of vintage charm and modern amenities. The detailed craftsmanship is evident in the original lathe and plaster walls enhanced with horsehair, a binding agent that speaks to the home's enduring quality, original, mosaic tile floor in the downstairs Florida room. The exterior holds just as much charm, with a coach room and a garage that reflect the home's grandeur. An upstairs apartment over the garage offers additional living space, adorned with red oak floors and solid cypress doors, ensuring that every inch of this room, reflect the homes property resonates with quality and historical significance. This historical home has not only been a cherished residence but also a beacon of historical significance, featured on more home tours in Flamingo Park than any other, drawing architects, historians, and enthusiasts eager to glimpse into Florida's architectural past. Despite its historical charm, the home acknowledges the need for modernization, particularly in its windows, presenting a unique opportunity for the next owner to blend the old with the new, ensuring the longevity of its legacy. As it stands, this property is not just a house but a piece of history, offering a chance to live in a work of art that has been lovingly maintained and celebrated. It awaits a new chapter with an owner who appreciates its past and envisions its future, making it more than a residence but a legacy to be cherished for generations to come. To explore this opportunity, schedule your private showing now and take the first step towards making it your own.