Norton House, Historic residence in Florida, United States.
Norton House is a single-family home in Florida designed by architect Marion Sims Wyeth, showcasing regional building techniques and materials characteristic of early to mid-twentieth century residential construction. The structure reflects local architectural approaches to design and construction practices of that era.
The house was designed by renowned architect Marion Sims Wyeth, who focused on regional design approaches. Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places recognizes its importance in American residential architecture history.
The residence represents the development of residential architecture in Florida during the early to mid-twentieth century period of American construction.
The house is private property and can only be visited with special permission. Those interested in viewing should contact local historic preservation offices or the National Park Service to inquire about access options.
The geographical coordinates of Norton House, at latitude 26.695 and longitude -80.050833, position it within Florida's architectural landscape.
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