Home Details
Designer new construction, finished in 2025 with interiors by Michelle Walsh — on a dead-end Avondale street seven homes from the St. Johns, a rare new home on one of the neighborhood's original blocks.
6 bedrooms and 5 baths (4 full, 1 half) across roughly 4,097 square feet of assessed living area, plus a detached 500-square-foot guest house. Ten-foot ceilings, a private elevator, a dedicated wine room, and a custom millwork program throughout — priced at $1,999,900, about $488 per square foot of main-house living area, competitive with comparable Avondale new-builds.
Built from the ground up to current Florida Building Code: a stem-wall foundation, impact-rated glass throughout, spray-foam envelope, 400-amp service, and two tankless gas systems — engineered for the river climate.
Open to the kitchen beneath 10-foot ceilings, anchored by a marble gas fireplace, with a clean sightline that carries the light all the way through — built for scale and for the way the river reads in the afternoon.
A marble-topped island at the center, a dual-fuel range, a working scullery and a full pantry sightline — Michelle Walsh's interior program shows here, styled to entertain.
A private retreat with a spa bath — freestanding tub against a marble feature wall, a glass walk-in shower, a double vanity — and a walk-in closet, all in the home's custom millwork and material palette.
A dedicated, climate-considered wine room behind a steel-and-glass door — a distinct feature few comparable Avondale listings offer.
A private elevator serves every floor — convenience now, and a feature that keeps the home livable for the long term.
A true 500-square-foot accessory dwelling with a kitchenette, full bath, and private entry — fully independent of the main residence. Ideal for guests, extended family, a home office, or rental income. Among new Avondale homes under $2M, a separate ADU like this is rare.
Built from the ground up in 2025 to current Florida Building Code — the envelope and systems a luxury coastal buyer should expect, documented and ready to insure.
The stem wall and impact glass may qualify for wind-mitigation premium credits, and the home's flood coverage (AE zone) may be assumable at closing — buyers should confirm coverage, premiums, and assumability with their own carrier.
New homes almost never come to a street like this.
Avondale was platted in 1920 and built out within a decade — its riverside blocks have stood, largely unchanged, for a century. 1829 Powell Place is the rare exception: a brand-new home on one of the neighborhood's original streets, seven doors from the St. Johns. Its houses went up through the 1920s; this is the new one.
Neighborhood history via Riverside Avondale Preservation
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