Set on over an acre of naturally private land with no HOA and no rear neighbors, this 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath, 3,051 sq ft home in Mount Dora’s desirable Elysium Club neighborhood blends timeless craftsmanship with thoughtful modern updates. Built by highly regarded builder Keith Fields and renovated in 2013, the home welcomes you with a private dining area just off the entry and warm knotty pine wood flooring that flows throughout most of the home. The updated kitchen features unique brick flooring, a gas stove, and a charming butler’s pantry, with a half bath, spacious laundry room, and side-facing garage access conveniently located just beyond. The primary suite is located downstairs, while the remaining bedrooms and a bonus room are upstairs. The upstairs bathrooms have been beautifully redone, and there’s no carpet except in one bedroom, with elegant marble flooring in the baths. Nearly all windows feature shutters, enhancing the home’s character and charm. Out back, enjoy the peaceful conservation setting from the enclosed brick-floored porch or relax on the open patio seating area. Major upgrades including a new roof (2024), new HVAC (2023), and a wholehome water filtration system offer peace of mind. With its exceptional setting, quality construction, and thoughtful renovations, this Mount Dora residence offers a rare combination of privacy, character, and modern comfort.
Listing courtesy of KELLER WILLIAMS ELITE PARTNERS III REALTY. 321-527-5111
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