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Stunning Renovation in the Heart of Orwin Manor | $1, 095, 000 | 3 BD | 3 BA | 2, 349 SF A rare find in one of Winter Park's most sought-after neighborhoods, this beautifully reimagined 1947 estate blends the character of a classic home with the quality of brand-new construction. Renovated by the celebrated Maroon Fine Homes, every inch of its 2, 349 square feet has been thoughtfully reconsidered. Hardwood floors run throughout the main level, setting a tone of understated warmth the moment you walk in. The galley kitchen is a standout — white cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stainless appliances come together in a clean, functional layout any home cook will appreciate. Three distinct living areas — formal living, dining, and family rooms — offer flexibility for both everyday life and entertaining, with recessed lighting throughout and a wood-burning fireplace anchoring the family room. Upstairs, the primary suite feels like a true retreat: dual walk-in closets outfitted with custom Closets by Design systems and a spa-like bath with double vanity and a generous walk-in shower. Two guest bedrooms are equally well-considered — one with its own en suite, the other steps from a beautifully finished hall bath. Outside, the oversized corner lot delivers serious curb appeal and room to breathe. A new saltwater pool with a built-in sunshelf is the centerpiece, surrounded by a pergola patio, a private courtyard for al fresco dining, and professional landscape lighting that makes evenings genuinely special. The home's systems have been upgraded just as carefully as its finishes: Generac whole-house generator, Rinnai tankless water heater, Lumin smart switches, new roof with leaf guards (2024), updated HVAC (2020), and fully modernized plumbing and electrical. Driveway pavers, full perimeter fencing, an irrigation system, an active Massey termite bond, and a two-car garage round out a property that truly has it all. Homes renovated to this standard in Orwin Manor don't come along often — this one is worth seeing in person.
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