The premier Mediterranean villa in all of Alabama. ***Open Sunday May 5th 2-5*** This remarkable architect was inspired by the renowned Addison Mizner of Palm beach Florida known as The Society Architect from the early 1920's who on no occasions considered expense. Mizner was a prolific world traveler and incorporated his designs and styles from Spain to North Africa and other countries. This home sits on 11 secluded acres among scenic views of Old Overton Golf Club. Manicured gardens for entertaining and numerous amenities. Call for a private tour. Veni, Vidi, Amavi.
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