Historic College Park home by storybook-style architect Sam Stoltz is now for sale in Orlando

A nearly 100-year-old storybook-style home by a renowned area architect is now for sale in Orlando.

The home, located at 1322 Eastin Ave. in College Park, was built in 1927 and comes with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,400 square feet of total living space.

The home's architect, Sam Stoltz, is responsible for several distinctive Florida homes and buildings constructed between the 1920s and 1930s. Although he had no formal architectural training, Stoltz's creations remain some of the most notable pieces of history in the area, including the Dubsdread Golf Course Clubhouse.

He worked and lived primarily in Winter Park in his later years, and focused heavily on creating Tudor-style homes near Mount Plymouth, which he called his "Plymouthonians." Also an artist, Stoltz contributed paintings and murals (often depicting Florida birds) to local businesses, two of which can be seen today at the College Park Community Center.

The home, full of Stoltz's signature historic design influences, has pecky cypress accents throughout, a fireplace, a two-car garage and a quaint backyard.

The asking price is $899,000 and the agent is Jennifer Dollar with Folio Realty.

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