Tucked away on over an acre of land, this rare historical home offers exceptional space and style. Featuring 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a loft, and 2 bonus rooms perfect for a den, office, or entertainment room this home is ideal for those who love room to grow and entertain. The master suite is a true retreat, measuring 25x20 with a 10x15 walk-in closet, and there are multiple options to add another bathroom, as plumbing is already in place. This home is registered in the Apopka Historic Registry and was once owned by the Morton family, one of the founders of Apopka. Recently upgraded with brand-new A/C units, a new roof, and a tankless water heater, it blends modern efficiency with historical charm. The termite bond has been in place for over 25 years, and a septic inspection is already done for peace of mind. The chef's kitchen is the heart of the home, featuring a built-in pantry with barn doors, a large island perfect for serving and entertaining, and a direct opening to a covered lanai and screened-in pool. The spacious layout offers large bedrooms, expansive closets, and two large bathrooms, providing both comfort and practicality. Parking is a breeze with ample space for family and guests, along with a covered RV space with double gate entry. The fully fenced yard offers privacy and endless possibilities, with room for pets, chickens, or even goats. The R-1-zoned property includes a dedicated chicken coop, perfect for those who appreciate space and self-sufficiency. The master suite also boasts a private balcony, ideal for relaxing and enjoying the peaceful surroundings. Mature landscaping, including fully grown trees and citrus trees, creates a serene and picturesque atmosphere. Conveniently located just minutes from the 429 and Wekiwa Springs, with Disney and Downtown Orlando only 30 minutes away, this property offers the perfect balance of privacy and accessibility. Opportunities like this don't come often-schedule your showing today
$30K
4
Beds
2
Baths
3800
SF
Built In
1910
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