One of DeLand's most iconic properties, the "Persimmon House" is now available! Built in 1928, this home was originally constructed as the gathering hall of the Women's Club of DeLand, where leading citizens congregated at soirees for nearly a century. In the last 5 years, this property began the second chapter of its illustrious career as a stately residence. The complete renovation of this home brought all of the modern conveniences while maintaining the historical charm of the past. No expense was spared in the installation of new roof, HVAC, plumbing, electric, icynene insulation, as well as all new kitchen and baths. Located across the street form the Stetson University president's home, a broad park-like lawn, and the Henry DeLand Museum, there's truly no more prestigious location in town. One is impressed with the feeling of privacy exuded by this home, while being a mere 2 blocks from the shopping, dining and entertainment of DeLand's award winning downtown. Each room in this home was arranged so as to maximize natural light and showcase the craftsmanship of each architectural detail, including original oak "picture frame" floors, original 15-pane folding French doors, and original plaster-work. A rarity in historic homes, every room is on one level, including 3 bedrooms with en suite baths, two offices with private entrances, and an inside laundry. A 1600 square foot walk-out basement and enormous attic provide storage and work space as well as options for added living area. See attachments