DELANEY PARK / SODO: SIX 1BR/1BA RESIDENCES IN TWO HISTORIC BUILDINGS, 100% OCCUPIED, ONE MILE FROM DOWNTOWN ORLANDO. Own two classic buildings in one of Orlando's most sought-after neighborhoods (Niche A+, Top 10 places to live in Florida), one block from the Orlando Health medical campus and steps from SoDo Shopping Center, Super Target, Foxtail Coffee and the Orange Avenue dining corridor, with Lake Eola, Thornton Park and I-4 minutes away. 117 Annie St is a 1930 two-story building of approximately 1,772 SF with four 1BR/1BA flats, one upstairs and one downstairs. 946 Bradshaw Ter is a 1925 craftsman bungalow of approximately 1,272 SF with two 1BR/1BA flats. Hardwood floors, high ceilings and classic Florida porches, with individual heating and cooling, PVC supply plumbing, copper wiring and pitched shingle roofs. Each unit is separately metered for electric. Shared on-site laundry facility, on-site parking plus street parking on a quiet brick-paved street, and not in a flood zone. Strong rental demand from Orlando Health, AdventHealth and downtown employers. Zoned O-1/T (Office Residential, Traditional City overlay), allowing continued residential use or office and professional use. Also available with the adjacent 940 Bradshaw Ter and 111 Annie St (same owner, 4 additional units) as a 10-unit, four-building portfolio. Showings by appointment with 24-hour notice; please do not disturb tenants.
Listing courtesy of PHILIP T COWHERD REALTOR. 407-835-9858
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