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Capturing the luxurious spirit of the Western Prairie home, this beautifully crafted masterpiece is so much more than a place to live. Originally built by Orlando pioneer John H. Mooney, this century-old Four Square longs for someone to continue its historical legacy and honor what once was. Located in the Lake Eola Heights Historic District, this is one of Orlando’s oldest and most architecturally diverse neighborhoods and it's so easy to see why. Revel in the originality and authenticity of detail. Walnut millwork and trim wrap the fireplace mantle, doorways and windows with breathtaking precision. The owner’s wing was added in the early 2000s, annexing 700 square feet of private suite that has been meticulously matched in heritage. Delicately refinished oak floors lead you adjacent to a private office where floor-to-ceiling built-ins and panoramic windows corroborate the vintage feel. Exit the office to the French doors for dining access with more built-ins for vintage china and stunning backyard views. The timeless allure of the kitchen captivates and makes it hard to leave. Next to the porte cochere entrance, a thick tread wooden staircase winding up a vintage banister lures guests upstairs, where heart of pine spans across a junior suite, two additional bedrooms and bath. Underneath it all lies a 1,100-square-foot-plus basement fit for the grandest sommelier’s collection. The grounds feature private backyard and a 5.5-car garage to house the finest antique collection complementing the history of the estate. Guests are encouraged to stay a while in their private 3-bedroom house bestowing all the same elegance. For the consummate host or historian, few properties will compare.