The best of both worlds, reimagined & renovated in 2019. Built in 1924, this one-of-a-kind home reflects the rich history of downtown Delray Beach while offering the comfort & convenience desired by today's homeowner. Carefully preserved & renewed original details include pine floors, S tile roof, rich layered stucco, arched openings & plaster walls.The 2-story carriage house, added in 2006, perfectly echoes the 1924 architecture while the classic pool & patio graciously connect the two structures.New features include: Chef's kitchen, Wolf & Sub-Zero appliances, Master Suite with a beautiful bath & soaking tub, as well as a spacious, private rooftop deck. 2 guest bedrooms share the renovated hall bath.Park the car & walk to Pineapple Grove & Atlantic Ave in minutes. This is a beautifully restored historic home within walking distance to Pineapple Grove and Atlantic Avenue. Bedner's Farm Fresh Market is a stone's throw away! The Carriage House, kitchen and master suite were all added in 2006. The kitchen and master suite and both upstairs baths were renovated in 2019. Windows in these sections of the house are impact rated, while the original 1924 windows were preserved in the original structure. There are custom hurricane impact screens for the original windows. The Carriage House features a living room, dining area & kitchenette, a separate bedroom with a large closet & a spacious bathroom with a glass enclosed shower. In this age of increased work mobility, it would be an ideal home office with a view of the neighborhood in addition to comfortable, private accommodations for guests. The two car garage, on the first floor of the Carriage House offers tremendous custom designed storage space. The yard is fully fenced, and there is also an Invisible Fence system installed for pets. Please see attached additional documents for a survey and floor plans of the renovated spaces. The Del Ida Historic District, encompassing 58 acres in what was "suburban" Delray, was the town's first subdivision planned in the early 1920s by the Ocean City Investment Company. In 1987, a group of local residents formed a homeowners' association and worked toward the area being designated an historic district by the City of Delray Beach in 1988.