Niles Harrison Pfeiffer

Welcome to 870 Carver Street, a versatile three-bedroom, three-bath residence offering privacy, thoughtful design, and two distinct living experiences in the heart of Winter Park. With 1,875 square feet under air, the property includes a 1,209-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bath main home and a 666-square-foot, one-bedroom, one-bath garage apartment, ideal for multigenerational living, rental income or private home office use. Designed by award-winning architect David Crabtree of Hive Workshop and constructed by Barefoot Brothers Construction, the home showcases vaulted ceilings with exposed rafters, warm wood finishes and industrial-inspired black metal ductwork. The primary suite includes a floating wall closet system, in-suite laundry and a spa-style bath with dual-sink floating vanity and glass-enclosed walk-in shower. The second bedroom features custom built-ins and a full bath with a tub-shower combination. A chef’s kitchen anchors the open living area with solid wood cabinetry, under-cabinet lighting and a substantial island with seating for four. Black aluminum-framed windows flood the interiors with natural light, enhancing the home’s open-plan design. The garage apartment is accessed via a private entrance and dedicated driveway that fronts Carver Street. The home’s distinct dual-street orientation enhances separation of space, particularly for rental or guest use. Inside, the apartment mirrors the main home’s design language with vaulted ceilings, tile flooring, a full kitchen, en-suite bath, private laundry, and white oak stairs leading to a cohesive living and dining area. The garage offers oversized dimensions and extra depth for storage, and is accessed via a sliding steel-framed wood-clad gate along Railroad Avenue. A second driveway and swing gate on Carver Street are thoughtfully positioned to serve the apartment independently, offering private access for separate use. The fully fenced yard includes a rear garden courtyard, covered entries and an expansive front porch with warm wood architectural detailing. Ideally within short distance to Park Avenue, Winter Park Village, Whole Foods Market, the Winter Park Golf Course, and SunRail and Amtrak stations, this is a rare opportunity to own a design-forward residence with dual-street presence in a transforming urban enclave.