This stunning 1st class renovation and addition offers the comforts and luxury of new construction with a price tag a family can afford. Everyone will gather around the richly detailed kitchen with granite c-tops and hightop bar stool seating. Custom Kraftmaid cabinets with both beadboard and glass fronts. Oversized drawers for pots and pans and closet pantry. Large master suite with walk-in closet and custom organizers; richly detailed bathroom with dual vanity, jacuzzi tub and oversized separate shower with dual heads. Other bathrooms have been updated with Kohler faucets, pedestal sink, honeycomb tile and subway tile in bath/shower. Upstairs loft with walk-in storage closet. Indoor laundry room with slate tile, utility sink, storage closet and 10-ft ceilings. Newer windows and 3-inch plantation shutters througout! Large covered and screened tiled patio overlooks brick pavered BBQ area which leads to spacious yard with privacy fence and utility shed. Oversized 2-car garage with room for workshop. Located in the heart of College Park. Make an appointment today to view this spectacular family home! Neighborhood Description Established in 1924, College Park is its own little community just to the northwest of downtown Orlando. The area provides easy access to the heart of downtown as well as I-4, but also offers just about everything you need just minutes from your front door. The quaint community provides several banking, retail and restaurant options on Edgewater Drive (College Park's "main street"). College Park is comprised of homes available in virtually every size you can imagine, many built during the boom of the community in the 1920s through the 1940s. Don't be fooled by the age of these homes, as the majority of them have been very well maintained and cared for throughout the decades. Each home is truly unique, and many offer fine architectural detail throughout both the interior and exterior. College Park is also home to the The Kerouac House, where writer Jack Kerouac lived during the time his novel On the Road was published and released. He wrote his three-act play, The Beat Generation, a 51-chorus poem called Orlanda Blues, and the novel The Dharma Bums during his time there. In 1997, the Kerouac Project of Orlando formed, and restored the Kerouac house. It is now a haven for aspiring writers who can live in the house as they create their own work.
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