Welcome to the Walter Lee Home- a 1937 cottage designed by famed Orlando architect R.B. Rogers in the Lake Cherokee Historic District. Set on a double lot in an incredible location between Lake Davis and Lake Cherokee, this one of a kind house has seen just a handful of owners in its near 100 year history. The 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom main house has a fully renovated kitchen and bar area adding modern luxury including marble countertops, wine fridge, pot filler and fixtures to the bricks, beams, wood floors and stone of its original character. The living room wood burning fireplace is active and is guarded by an antique glass cover that has been passed down by multiple owner of the house and will convey with the sale. A huge attic provides significant extra storage. The versatile 1/1 guest house can have a variety uses including a gym/sports den as its currently being used, as a home office, or income producing rental unit. The landscaping boasts a sprawling oak tree with hanging Spanish moss, magnolia in bloom during the spring, a fully renovated brick patio and a putting green. Bourne Place is located in the fantastic Boone/Blanker school district, walking distance from Amway Center and the Dr. Phillips Performing Arts Center, and within a quick drive or delivery distance from the best restaurants in Orlando. This is a truly special property with furnishings negotiable.
Listing courtesy of CENTRAL FLORIDA PRIME REAL ESTATE LLC. 407-404-4041
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