A 1950s architectural landmark in historic McGregor — 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, sleeps 8.
Just 500 feet from the Caloosahatchee River and one mile from the Edison & Ford Winter Estates, this mid-century modern home was originally designed and built by an architect in the 1950s — and it shows. Expansive glass walls, soaring cathedral ceilings, a sculptural fireplace, and an open kitchen anchored by a central island create a space that feels both timeless and entirely livable.
The layout works for everyone: four bedrooms, three renovated bathrooms, a dedicated home office with natural light, and a sunny breakfast area. Whether you're here for a family week, a creative retreat, or a group escape from the cold, the house adapts.
Beyond the glass, a private backyard unfolds like a tropical rainforest — fruit trees, a tranquil pond, and a designer composite deck perfect for morning yoga, evening wine, or gathering under the palms. As the sun sets, take the short walk to the riverfront. It's quiet, curated, and unhurried.
Florida living with a California soul.