mid century mod architectural home on the National Register of Historic Places

Unique mid century house furnished with original pieces and appliances. AS not is now one the National Register Of Historic Places due not its originality and architectural merit.
Open plan layout suitable for 5 people to stay comfortably. Private garden with inground pool with ample pool side furniture for relaxing and outdoor eating. Located in central Lakeland the house is close to all amenities, grocery stores, restaurants, cinemas and local sites. The house is also close to the largest collection of Frank Lloyd Wright buildings in the world, Florida Southern College. The house is also only a 30 minute drive to LEGOland and a 40 minute to DISNEY. The beaches are approximately 1hours drive away to either the gulf or atlantic coasts. Being fully furnished and equipped with all linens, towels, pot and pans, there is nothing you need to bring. Superfast wifi is available and there is also a TV and cd player. Both bedrooms have queen size beds and the bathrooms have sunken roman baths and step down showers. The kitchen has cooktop, wall oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, drinks cooler and chest freezer, giving ample storage for longer stays. A washer dryer is also available.
The house was designed by Mark Hampton and built in 1957. Hampton was Paul Rudolphs first employee and is part of the Sarasota School or Architecture. Being an author the house also features in my latest book 'Living Retro' published by RylandPeters
which will be available for you to take home after your trip.