A Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired mid-century home is on the market in Orlando for $1.3 million

A mid-century modern gem has just hit the market in Orlando.

The residence, located at 1928 Monterey Ave. near the Country Club of Orlando, was designed by the late award-winning Florida architect Peter Jefferson, known largely for his mid-century-style homes inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright and traditional Florida Cracker-style homes.

The home was built in 1971 and comes with four bedrooms, four baths and nearly 4,500 square feet of living space. Some notable design characteristics include the open floor plans, floor-to-ceiling windows, exposed rafters and horizontal layout. There's also a floor-to-ceiling free-standing fireplace, formal dining room, breakfast nook, an adjacent Florida room and a three-car garage outside.

In true Old Florida fashion, the estate is surrounded by a brick wall and lush tropical foliage.

The home is listed for $1,325,000 and the listing agent is Claudette M. Busuttil with Orlando Premium Properties.