Historic 1922 Orlando Home of Dr. John McEwan Returns to Market with Price Drop
A historic century-old home in Orlando, built in 1922 for Dr. John McEwan, a physician who practiced at the city's first hospital, is back on the market with a price reduction. The 7-bedroom, 8-bathroom property at 705 Delaney Ave. retains…
Orlando Daytona Beach Melbourne, FL, August 2, 2026 —
A significant piece of Orlando’s history, the 1922-built residence of Dr. John McEwan, has been relisted for sale with a reduced price. Located at 705 Delaney Ave., the property was originally constructed for Dr. McEwan, who was a physician at the city’s first hospital. This historic home offers a blend of original architectural charm and contemporary enhancements.
The property boasts seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms, providing ample space within its century-old structure. While preserving its historical essence, the home has undergone updates to accommodate modern living standards. Details regarding the specific modern upgrades were not provided.
The listing of this home presents an opportunity for buyers interested in historical properties within Orlando. Dr. John McEwan’s connection to the city’s early medical history adds a notable layer to the property’s provenance.
The current asking price and the amount of the price reduction were not disclosed. Further details about the renovations, the original construction features, and the specific medical contributions of Dr. McEwan were not provided in the summary.
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