Welcome to Historic 118 Dixie Boulevard! The gracious front porch invites you into the charming, Mediterranean Revival home, built in 1930 by Frederick Henry Link, a trained Addison Mizner Craftsman. In the 1930's, this home was originally situated in a mango grove, thus it was given the historic name, '' The Mango Cottage.'' Renovated, it keeps much of the old world craftsmanship and charm with slate floors throughout the entire home, walnut ceiling beams, arched wood-framed windows, and a cut coral stone wood-burning fireplace. Electric and plumbing have been updated. Windows have hurricane impact glass. New roof in 2019. The beautiful kitchen, which has custom painted and glazed cabinetry, is open to the natural light-filled living and dining areas. Upon entering the home, you will immediately be transcended to a simpler time by the "old Delray vibe". The home is light and bright and features hurricane impact glass. All the wood beams, mill work, doors and hardware have been recently replaced to honor the history of the home. The home features a modern updated kitchen with a breakfast bar, and 42-inch wood shaker style cabinetry. Kitchen leads to a spacious carport that could easily be converted to offer a 3rd bedroom. A large primary bedroom with a sitting area leads out to a large back patio that was recently extended and makes for a great entertaining area. Pool has recently been refinished and features new concrete decking with a rock salt finish. The spacious yard offers a large grass area and out door sitting areas. The front of the home also has an inviting front porch perfect for sipping coffee and enjoying the beautiful street. Dixie Blvd is the widest of the streets in Del Ida historic district and gives owners a large front yard and sidewalks. The cul-de-sac was built on a diagonal to offer homeowners a quiet walkable and park like setting close to the busy downtown area. Roof replaced in 2019, electrical panel recently replaced, New striped awnings in 2021.