Lakefront Luxury! Location, Location, Location! Welcome to this character-rich remastered one-of-a-kind stunning showcase home, known as the "Sioux Villa"! Sensational Sunsets, large rooms, wood floors, expansive waterfront deck, majestic 300-year-old oak, all located in walking distance to Downtown, Delaney Park and SODO. Yesterday's bones with today's expectations. You will be impressed with the 2022 renovations! Jaw-dropping lakefront Chef's Culinary Dream Kitchen, ideal for entertaining and family gatherings! Architectural Digest worthy; boasting new bathrooms, new roof, new paint inside and out, all new unique fixtures, simply too many exquisite features to mention as the upgrade list is superbly substantial. Make your appointment for a private viewing today!

If walls could talk......... Circa 1906 - This Prairie Colonial home was built for Orlando’s 13th Mayor, Mahlon Gore. Having moved to Orlando in the late 1800s, the home was named "Sioux Villa" after Mayor Gore’s home in Sioux Falls, Iowa. Originally built on 4 blocks away with a view of the emerging downtown area, it was subjected to a controversial and challenging move in 1994 to save the home from demolition. New owners began restoration in 1996, and again in 2022.
Members of the Orlando Landmarks Defense organization breathed a sigh of relief when a generous offer of a beautiful Lake Copeland waterfront lot was anonymously made, providing a new address for this enduring piece of history. Even the address, 60 Waverly Place, evokes a sense of grandeur that deserves this home. While many hoped to acquire this home to preserve its significant history, every potential move proved challenging given its three-story height that would not fit under Interstate 408. In the end, the four-block
move to 60 Waverly Place was finally completed with limited impact on the home and decades-old trees along the route.
While saved as a historical treasure, this majestic home sits slightly outside the Delaney Historic District, allowing owners the opportunity to preserve and improve the home without design limitations that may otherwise have been imposed. Renovations have painstakingly
considered the home’s historical value while modernizing key areas for chic urban living. Original pine floors, detail paned windows, a lead
glass transom, a hidden stairwell, and ornate millwork still grace this home amidst its modern upgrades. And we can’t forget to mention the
~300-year-old beautiful oak tree that faithfully stands watch over Sioux Villa.

Local Area Attractions:
Delaney Park
Al Coith Park
Lake of the Woods
Lake Lurna
Lake Beauty
Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital
Orlando Health Regional Hospital
Orlando Health Outpatient Care

Nearby Attractions:
.5 mi to Amtrak Orlando
1.1 mi to SODO Shopping Center
1.3 mi to Griffin Park Historic District
1.3 mi to I4 on Ramp
4.7 mi to Universal Orlando Resort
4.4 mi to Orlando Executive Airport
4.1 mi to International Airport
15 mi to Walt Disney World Resort
14 mi to University of Central FL