1909 ANGEL HOLLOW Road

From the stained-glass welcome to the vaulted living room, rebuilt sunroom, and poolside entertaining spaces, this home offers character you can see and improvements you can appreciate. With the park’s open prairie next door and Tallahassee’s government offices nearby, Angel’s Hollow offers a quiet setting, distinctive design, and room to make this home your own. The home features angled rooflines, diagonal siding, and a welcoming red front door that introduces its distinctive architecture. A colorful stained-glass panel beside the entry offers the first glimpse of the unique touches within. This three-bedroom, two-bath home pairs its rustic, original feel with substantial improvements that support everyday comfort. The large living room opens beneath vaulted ceilings and exposed wood beams, with a brick fireplace anchoring the space. Tall windows frame the surrounding greenery, making the trees part of the room’s appeal. Imagine a quiet morning with a book, a lively evening with friends, or dinner followed by conversation around the hearth. Warm wood cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and generous counter space give the kitchen an inviting, practical feel. The sunroom has been completely rebuilt from the foundation up and includes a separate mini-split air-conditioning unit for independent temperature control. Make it your morning coffee spot, a place to read through a rainy afternoon, or another gathering space when company comes. The remodeled primary bathroom includes an added bathtub and a new window, creating a fresh place to unwind at the end of the day. Outside, the in-ground pool sets the scene for relaxed weekends and easy entertaining. The large rear deck features Trex composite boards, offering a durable, low-maintenance surface. Together with the adjoining paver patio and pergola, there is room to serve lunch, pull up chairs, and let an afternoon by the water stretch into evening. A fenced backyard gives dogs space to enjoy the outdoors, while the private setting invites you to slow down and settle in. Two outbuildings offer flexibility for work, hobbies, and storage. One is well suited for a home office—close enough for a quick trip back to the kitchen, with separation from the main house when you need to concentrate. An oversized two-car garage adds room for vehicles, tools, outdoor gear, and weekend projects. Additional improvements include foundation stabilization by Alpha Foundations at five points to address settling affecting the downstairs bedrooms and chimney. Spray-foam insulation has also been added to the HVAC ducts and the underside of the floorboards in the crawlspace. Follow Ty Ty Road to the quiet dead-end street of Angel's Hollow. Find the home against Governor’s Park, where a broad, open prairie and mature trees create a peaceful backdrop for a home full of personality. At Angel’s Hollow, you can leave the workday behind and be conveniently close to the Capitol and state office buildings. Come home, set down your keys, and choose your spot for the evening—a chair on the front deck, the living room by the fireplace, or a seat beside the pool. There is no homeowners association.