Contemporary

Virtually Staged. In sought-after Oakland Park, 907 Celadon offers a rare combination: an expansive main residence, a private 907-square-foot carriage house apartment for multigenerational living, and generous indoor-outdoor spaces made for work, family time, entertaining and extended family, overlooking a broad conservation landscape and Lake Apopka. The main residence spans 5,247 heated square feet, with 7,142 total square feet across the property. Just inside the foyer, two substantial rooms face one another behind double French doors, one with its own en suite bath, giving a busy household the flexibility for two private offices at home, a private guest room, or, when live-in childcare is part of the picture, an ideal space for an au pair. Across the rear of the home, the kitchen, dining and living areas unfold as one expansive social space, with sweeping views across the conservation landscape to Lake Apopka. The kitchen is large enough for more than one cook to work side by side, with extensive cabinetry throughout—including an entire wall of cabinetry—plus storage beneath the oversized island and seating for six. KitchenAid ovens, a dedicated ice machine, under-counter microwave and double-door refrigerator support everything from busy weekday dinners to a house full of guests. A long wall of sliders opens to the nearly 40-foot screened porch and new summer kitchen, allowing time together to move easily from indoors to out. Beyond the porch, the fully landscaped backyard offers generous green space with room to envision a future pool and pool house. Set apart from the energy of the main living spaces, the first-floor primary suite spans its own wing along the rear right side of the home. A door from the kitchen closes the wing from the rest of the first floor, while the bedroom opens directly to the screened porch. An expansive dressing room—with extensive built-ins, a center island and chandelier—and a spacious primary bath complete the suite. Upstairs, three bedrooms and an oversized loft give younger family members a dedicated level of their own. The loft is currently arranged for movies, Xbox, play and a homework station, giving them a place of their own while the first floor remains where everyone comes together. Busy mornings and after-school arrivals are easier here. Bright blue built-in lockers off the mudroom keep backpacks and shoes organized, while the large laundry room includes a dedicated dog wash station—so even the family dog has a space of its own. For multigenerational living, the 907-square-foot carriage house apartment makes it possible for extended family to stay close without giving up the comfort and independence of a home of their own. Longer visits feel easier and more natural. Connected to the main residence by a covered breezeway, it includes a separate entrance, kitchenette, full bath and closet. Currently used as a private executive office, it can serve as guest quarters today or evolve into an in-law suite as family needs change. Oakland Park’s golf-cart lifestyle is one of its signature advantages, and 907 Celadon has a dedicated garage for it. Historic Downtown Winter Garden—Plant Street, the Farmers Market, dining and Crooked Can—is an easy cart ride from home. Direct access to the West Orange Trail offers 22 miles for walking, jogging and biking, plus community pools and green spaces.

Virtually Staged. In sought-after Oakland Park, 907 Celadon offers a rare combination: an expansive main residence, a private 907-square-foot carriage house apartment for multigenerational living, and generous indoor-outdoor spaces made for work, family time, entertaining and extended family, overlooking a broad conservation landscape and Lake Apopka. The main residence spans 5,247 heated square feet, with 7,142 total square feet across the property. Just inside the foyer, two substantial rooms face one another behind double French doors, one with its own en suite bath, giving a busy household the flexibility for two private offices at home, a private guest room, or, when live-in childcare is part of the picture, an ideal space for an au pair. Across the rear of the home, the kitchen, dining and living areas unfold as one expansive social space, with sweeping views across the conservation landscape to Lake Apopka. The kitchen is large enough for more than one cook to work side by side, with extensive cabinetry throughout—including an entire wall of cabinetry—plus storage beneath the oversized island and seating for six. KitchenAid ovens, a dedicated ice machine, under-counter microwave and double-door refrigerator support everything from busy weekday dinners to a house full of guests. A long wall of sliders opens to the nearly 40-foot screened porch and new summer kitchen, allowing time together to move easily from indoors to out. Beyond the porch, the fully landscaped backyard offers generous green space with room to envision a future pool and pool house. Set apart from the energy of the main living spaces, the first-floor primary suite spans its own wing along the rear right side of the home. A door from the kitchen closes the wing from the rest of the first floor, while the bedroom opens directly to the screened porch. An expansive dressing room—with extensive built-ins, a center island and chandelier—and a spacious primary bath complete the suite. Upstairs, three bedrooms and an oversized loft give younger family members a dedicated level of their own. The loft is currently arranged for movies, Xbox, play and a homework station, giving them a place of their own while the first floor remains where everyone comes together. Busy mornings and after-school arrivals are easier here. Bright blue built-in lockers off the mudroom keep backpacks and shoes organized, while the large laundry room includes a dedicated dog wash station—so even the family dog has a space of its own. For multigenerational living, the 907-square-foot carriage house apartment makes it possible for extended family to stay close without giving up the comfort and independence of a home of their own. Longer visits feel easier and more natural. Connected to the main residence by a covered breezeway, it includes a separate entrance, kitchenette, full bath and closet. Currently used as a private executive office, it can serve as guest quarters today or evolve into an in-law suite as family needs change. Oakland Park’s golf-cart lifestyle is one of its signature advantages, and 907 Celadon has a dedicated garage for it. Historic Downtown Winter Garden—Plant Street, the Farmers Market, dining and Crooked Can—is an easy cart ride from home. Direct access to the West Orange Trail offers 22 miles for walking, jogging and biking, plus community pools and green spaces.