The Story Behind 804 Park Lake Street
When a young couple relocated from Detroit to Orlando with their two children, they arrived with a clear picture of what home should feel like.
Both accomplished in their careers, they had spent years living and working across multiple countries, and that international perspective shaped every decision they made when it came time to find the right home.
They chose 804 Park Lake Street, in one of Orlando's most established neighborhoods within the 32803 zip code, where top-rated schools are part of everyday life for families putting down roots.
LUIH handled everything.
The couple walked into a finished, move-in-ready home, with every detail already resolved. No construction timelines to manage. No decisions to second-guess midway through the process. Just the finished result.
The home spans 3,259 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, with five bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, a two-car garage, and a private pool.
Every square foot was intentional.
The layout was designed to serve a family in motion, with generous common areas for gathering, private spaces for focus, and an outdoor area centered around the pool that turns a Florida afternoon into something worth coming home to.
Construction began in April 2023 and reached final completion in September 2024, with every permit, system, and finish held to a high standard from groundbreaking through the issuance of the certificate of occupancy.
The home sits on a monolithic foundation and was designed by DGM Architects, with complete mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and gas systems built from the ground up.
The neighborhood was never an accident either.
LUIH builds exclusively in places where life has already arrived, where schools are established, streets are walkable, and value has been tested over time.
Colonialtown North checked every box.
This was the first home completed under the LUIH banner, and it set the standard for everything that followed.
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