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Fully renovated 1926 historic Winter Park bungalow with separate guest cottage in the heart of the Winter Park Historic District. Surrounded by a beautiful tree-lined street with brick roads, you'll be impressed by the magnificent curb appeal. Ideally located within a short distance to Park Avenue, Rollins College and the Winter Park Chain of Lakes community dock, just minutes from the Winter Park 9 golf course. Exceptional full home remodel by Z Properties in 2020 with additional updates in 2024. Completed 2024 updates include new windows, air-conditioning ducts, gutters, extended deck, landscaping, plus primary and guest baths. Completed 2020 updates include the roof, plumbing and electrical, insulation, tankless water heater, irrigation system, drainage, ribbon and gravel driveway, property fencing, French doors and more. The gourmet kitchen features a shiplap wall with hidden doors, cafe appliances, six-burner gas stove, hidden dishwasher, white stone countertops, subway tile backsplash, wooden base kitchen island with quartz countertop and a cathedral ceiling. Natural sunlight flows throughout the home and the height of the 9-foot ceilings create a cozy feel while embracing the modern elegance and historic charm. The separate cottage is under air and can be used for a personal gym, golf simulator, home office, guest suite, additional storage or more. Schedule your showing to experience the vibrant and peaceful lifestyle of Winter Park!
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