Suppose the dream (or at least the dream of many) is to own a home with charm and history that also boasts the latest trends and features. If that is the case, you'll find the stoned accented midcentury suburban ranch home at Four-Zero-Nine Conyers Street practically over-delivers. From the living room's vast wall space, ideal for any piece of art, to the trim that flows throughout the home, every inch of this' 50s-era ranch house has something of note. The aesthetically pleasing arrangement of the white subway tile and white veined quartz surfaces to the white cabinets accented by linear brushed gold pulls that elevate the kitchen to an extraordinary level of tasteful design makes the kitchen the star of this meticulously remodeled showpiece. An endearing refinished panel accent wall meshed with new textured tile was laid to highlight the tile's beauty and elongate the space. This is an excellent representation of Conyers Street's marrying old and new and was another way to offer luxury yet still have a bit of fun. Framing perfectly manicured lawn, large, leafy trees stand tall in the same space they have probably occupied for decades. For those not familiar with Havana, Florida, this quaint town, only fifteen to twenty minutes from Florida's capital, is revitalizing its historic downtown, enriching quality of life, businesses, and tourism while preserving the foundation they inherited. The name may seem familiar, but their story is unique. It's not the exotic pastels of Cuba's island capital nor the sandy beaches of Florida's many coasts, but for over 100 years, people have been drawn to these rich, rolling Florida hills. Under the cheesecloth shelters, they grew shade tobacco, unique across the agrarian south. The natural warmth nurtured it, and their people's diligent effort made it possible, and that warmth and effort are still alive today. From the halls of the museum to the pews of their churches, from the warm welcome of their shopkeepers to a cool scoop of ice cream downtown, they are proud to be Florida's Friendliest Small Town-and you can too.