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This home is among the largest 1920’s Mediterranean revival homes in Seminole Heights at approximately 1677 sq ft. The narrow plank oak floors are in gorgeous condition and speak to the original quality of the home’s construction. The exceptionally large living room features a brick fireplace. Among the unique touches with this home are the stained glass and art glass found both in the main house and the studio. The 3 large bedrooms are each large enough to accomodate a king size bed and other furniture--a rarity in many vintage homes. The main bathroom is spacious with original floor tile. There is also utility bathroom on the enclosed rear porch. Among the home’s mysteries is the second floor room above the entry way which was never incorporated into the interior living space and can only be accessed by climbing a ladder to the roof. The home has an original porte cochere, detached garage with a studio overtop. The home has been re-wired, the roof is but a few years old, but the historic integrity remains intact.