About This Property
Location, Location, Location. This home is 95% new construction completed 7/2023. There will be an hour long episode on A&E's Zombie House featuring this build. Located off a quiet street 3 blocks south of downtown Orlando in the very sought after Lake Davis neighborhood. It features a large master bedroom upstairs, and a bonus room/office downstairs. The upstairs living room and kitchen is open concept with a 8'x16' balcony with Trex composite decking off the living room. A full bathroom upstairs and a half bathroom plus a laundry closet downstairs. It is trimmed out with 9" Shaw Floorte PRO 7 floors, level 5 drywall finishing throughout, Mi Low E 5' tall double pane casement windows with sheer and blackout curtains, a three zone ceiling cassette mounted mini split AC system that can be set independently of each other, 4" Alexa controlled RGB recess lights, Infinity quartzite natural stone countertop surfaces, 42" all wood soft closure shaker cabinets, hexagonal porcelain backsplash, a convection oven with induction stovetop and a real vented hood, a pantry mounted microwave, full size fridge with ice and water dispenser, a quiet dishwasher and disposal, stainless sink, an all stainless steel thermostatic shower head and wand, Alexa controlled fans in both the living room and bedroom, security system, a quiet one piece stacked washer and dryer, sequencing stair step lights, and a smart entry lock. There is a one car garage with storage nook with an insulated garage door, jack shaft auto deadbolt locking garage door opener, and a 50 amp electric car plug. In the back there is a community 8' picnic table, benches, and a grill.
These units aren't just pretty on the outside. The roof deck was suspended and EVERYTHING above and below was replaced! The roof has a peel and stick sealed roof deck with 30 year architectural shingles. All the wall framing, Adventech subfloor, rim beam, and most of the floor and ceiling joists are new. All the wood framing was sprayed with Bora-Care which termite proofed the entire structure. Fire and waterproof Rockwool R15 mineral wool was used in all the walls, fiberglass insulation in the floor and ceiling, and double the required by code hurricane ties were used. Every single electrical wire is new and the service line is now underground. All the plumbing is new PVC, PEX and even the sewer line was replaced. ZIP sheathing was used thoughout with all the seams AND nail holes sealed. The hardie plank was installed with a rain screen to provide a thermal break and additional insulation. Plus, a bug screen was used top and bottom. Please view the Matterport VR scan to see the property at the dried in phase with the new framing, plumbing and electrical done. When Hurricane Ian flooded much of downtown Orlando, this unit experienced no flooding or damage as it is one of the highest properties in the neighborhood. Now, we took drainage to another level with French drains that divert water from every gutter downspout all the way to the street, stainless gutter covers and a 5" stainless drain channel that spans the entire width of the courtyard.
You'll see lush landscaping, large oak trees, brick streets, beautiful city parks and lakes all around you. Lake Davis is 2 blocks away. Delaney Park and Lake Eola are each located 0.7 miles away in opposite directions. The stunning Dr. Phillips Performing Art Center ,the Amway Center, and OMC are less than 1.5 miles away. Tenant must pass a background and rental history check, a minimum credit score of 680 is required and proof of income 3 times monthly rent. First, last and security deposit of one month rent is required to move in. There is a $100 application fee. Non aggressive dogs and cats are welcome with an additional pet deposit and fees. Price includes lawn care and pest control. The unit is priced unfurnished. Tenant is pays for water, electric, and internet. Ultra fast underground AT&T fiber optic internet is avaliable. No smoking is allowed on the property.
810 Palmer St is a house located in Orange County and the 32801 ZIP Code.
