The ‘Walter Lee’ home designed by prominent Orlando architect Richard Boone Rogers now for sale

The historic “Walter Lee” cottage designed by an influential Orlando architect is now on the market.

The home, located at 635 Bourne Place, was originally built in 1937 and designed by Richard Boone Rogers, who’s responsible for landmarks across town.

Rogers famously designed the old Orlando City Hall (which was seen being blown up in the 1991 film Lethal Weapon 3) as well as the Orlando Utilities Commission Administration Building in 1960, which remains in use today.

Along with historic local ties, the home comes with four bedrooms and three baths across 1,875 total square feet. The home sits perched on a double lot between Lake Davis and Lake Cherokee. According to the listing, the estate has seen just a handful of different owners in its near 100-year history in Orlando.

The home is currently listed for $795,000 and is being handled by Albin Hubscher with Central Florida Prime Real Estate LLC.