This Atomic-Age Sanford home for sale was designed by one of Seminole County’s most prominent architects

A historic home designed by one of Seminole County’s most influential architects is now for sale in Sanford.

Located at 1918 Hibiscus Court in Sanford, the 2,720-square-foot home was originally designed by Elton Moughton, a post-Depression era architect whose work largely shaped Sanford.

The estate is asking is listed at $675,000 and is being sold by Sarah Libera (Investor’s Real Estate LLC).

The home’s design combines colonial craftsmanship with midcentury lines. Now fully restored, the three-bedroom, four-bathroom house with a full front porch and remodeled backyard oasis is a modern example of Moughton’s atomic-age homes. 

For most of his career, beginning in Florida in 1917, Moughton was Seminole County’s only architect through the Great Depression and post-World War II years. He designed and built a number of homes and schools, a resort hotel, civic and public buildings, and commercial structures ranging from warehouses to automobile dealerships.

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