LOCATION! LOCATION! AND EXTRA EXTRA LAND! Come view this This Mediterranean Spanish Revival estate, in addition to its rich historical charm and expansive grounds, includes a 2-story home boasting 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and 2,112 square feet of living space. The property features a detached 2-car garage, further enhancing its functionality. Its 1925 origin, custom-built for vaudeville comedian Eddie Ross, adds a rich historical context, making it a true gem of the College Park area in Orlando. The detailed restoration, including original oak hardwood floors and timeless design elements like tapestry plaster and Gamble Rogers lighting, keeps the home’s vintage essence intact while providing modern comforts. The large family room with its feature fireplace and the seamless indoor-outdoor flow to a Charleston-style cabana make it perfect for entertaining or simply enjoying serene moments. With its expansive grounds, R-2 zoning, and the possibility for further development, this home offers not only a beautiful living space but also future potential. It’s rare to come across homes that marry history, elegance, and function so well, especially in such a desirable location close to Downtown Orlando, Edgewater Drive, and all the conveniences of the area. This sounds like a prime opportunity for anyone looking to invest in a piece of Orlando’s architectural and cultural history. Including the additional parcel in the sale adds even more value to this already exceptional property! Having the original plans for development provides a fantastic starting point for anyone looking to expand or personalize the estate. Whether it’s adding a mother-in-law suite, a guesthouse, or even something entirely custom, the possibilities are vast. Given the size of the land and its R-2 zoning, this offers incredible flexibility for future projects while still maintaining the charm of the original estate. It’s an ideal opportunity for buyers seeking a blend of historic beauty and modern expansion potential in a prime Orlando neighborhood.
