At the end of a cul-de-sac in Gotha, this 1928 home sits on approximately one acre with mature trees, deeded lake access, and no HOA. A brick walkway leads across the lawn to a home whose appeal begins with its character-and extends to what its next chapter could become. Restoration has preserved original windows with original or restored wavy glass, along with original molding supplemented with new. Inside, a paneled foyer, distinctive staircase, wood floors, and fireplace give the home an established architectural identity. Generous windows frame the greenery outside and bring natural light into the living spaces. The enclosed porch stretches along the pool side of the home, offering space for long lunches, quiet mornings, and evenings that flow easily outdoors. Beyond it, the pool, broad lawn, and mature landscaping provide a setting for gathering, gardening, or simply enjoying the space. Deeded lake access adds another dimension to the outdoor lifestyle, while the Gotha location keeps Orlando within reach. Renovation is underway but remains incomplete. The next owner can build on the restoration already undertaken, select finishes, and bring a cohesive vision to the kitchen and other unfinished areas. A thoughtful completion could pair the home's period details with the comfort and function of contemporary living. Installed features include a central vacuum and a locally hosted automation system with controls for lighting, climate, shades, security, audio/video, and outdoor systems. The scope and transfer of automation equipment will be confirmed separately. The property is offered in its current condition, with remaining renovation to be completed by the buyer. No completion budget has been established. For buyers prepared to undertake that work, the character, grounds, and setting provide a distinctive foundation.