Gene Leedy, a founding father of the Sarasota School of Architecture, only designed 25 homes after opening his Winter Haven practice in 1954, and now one of his most unique residences is on the market.

Located at 8 Brogden Ct. SE, the 5,375-square-foot home was built in 1979 for Illa Brogden and is exceptionally rare since it was the only wooden frame home designed by Leedy, who was more known at the time for his use of precast concrete and glass.

The home sits along its own 4.4-acre peninsula on Lake Otis, and comes with a total of four bedrooms and four bathrooms, as well an observation deck and gazebo, multiple balconies, a stone fireplace, a guest house, and more.

Besides his residential projects, Leedy is also responsible for quite a few notable Central Florida buildings, like the University of South Florida President’s Home, Winter Haven City Hall, Brentwood Elementary School in Sarasota, and the Walden Lake Country Club in Plant City.

The “Brogden House” is currently asking $2.2 million and the listing agents are Zac and Cathy Kluytenaar, of The K Team Real Estate Services.