A historic residential property in Venice, Florida, also known as the Senator Copeland House, recognized for its cultural heritage significance.
At a glance
The House at 710 Armada Road South stands as a preserved example of Florida residential architecture. Known locally as the Senator Copeland House, this property reflects the domestic heritage of Venice’s development.
History
The house earned recognition on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on August 17, 1989, acknowledging its historical importance to the Venice community.
What you see
This residential home exemplifies the architectural traditions of Florida’s historic domestic construction, though specific architectural details and periods require further documentation.
Cultural significance
The property’s listing on the National Register reflects its value as a historic landmark within Venice’s cultural landscape. The association with Senator Copeland underscores the home’s connection to local civic history.
Key facts
- Country: United States
- City: Venice, Florida
- Coordinates: 27.09777778, -82.44694444
- Added to National Register of Historic Places: August 17, 1989
- Alternative name: Senator Copeland House
Practical information & getting there
The house is located at 710 Armada Road South in Venice, Florida. As a private historic property, visitors should respect its status as a residential home. The coordinates provided enable precise location services.
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