This home is an architecturally significant house built in 1924. The architect was Thomas Reed Martin. Builder was Doctor Fred Albee. It was built for William Parson. It is located in the East Nokomis Historic District across from the Pocono Trail Preserve.

     Style is classical Mediterranean Revival architecture with original plaster walls. Interior details: original heart of pine flooring, Saltilla terra cotta tiles, vaulted ceilings and a masonry fireplace.

    Compound layout: includes a main residence and a detached guest house totaling 2033 square feer under roof.

     The exterior structure of the house is a single story wood frame construction finished with traditional stucco exterior.

     Walls: textured stucco over wood framing characteristic of the 1920’s Florida Boom Style.

    Foundation: built on a crawlspace foundation

    Roofing: A multi material configuration utilization of a combination of metal, shingle, and tile elements.

     Porch:includes a prominent front porch and patio space configured for hour t door coastal living