Real Estate · Thonotosassa
Mision Lago Estate Returns to Market at $18.9M on Lake Thonotosassa
Mision Lago Estate at 11865 Fort King Highway relisted November 4 at $18.9 million, about $4 million below its 2025 asking price.
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Thonotosassa · November 9, 2026
Mision Lago Estate at 11865 Fort King Highway in Thonotosassa returned to the market November 4, according to the caption, at an asking price of $18.9 million.
June Simpson and her late husband, Tom, built the house in 2012 on Lake Thonotosassa. They named the property Mision Lago, combining the Spanish Mission architectural style they wanted with the name of the lake. The caption translates the name as "lake house."
The estate contains a replica Oval Office fitted with a copy of the Resolute desk. A 45-seat underground movie palace on the grounds is modeled on the Tampa Theatre, and a sports lounge is styled after Tropicana Field.
The property also includes a converted horse barn. The family turned it into a wedding venue after their son's wedding was held on the grounds.
The listing at $18.9 million was active as of November 4. The story was reported by Business Observer. Photos are credited to Tampa Bay Times and Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine.
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- The estate at 11865 Fort King Highway, Thonotosassa, relisted on November 4, according to the caption.
- The asking price is $18.9 million, which the caption says is about $4 million under the price it carried in 2025.
- June Simpson and her late husband, Tom, built the house in 2012.
- The Simpsons named the property Mision Lago, combining the Spanish Mission style they wanted and the lake it sits on; the caption translates the name as 'lake house.'
- The property is situated on Lake Thonotosassa.
- The estate contains a replica Oval Office with a copy of the Resolute desk.
- A 45-seat underground movie palace on the property is modeled on the Tampa Theatre.
- A sports lounge on the property is styled after Tropicana Field.
- The family converted a horse barn into a wedding venue after their son's wedding was held on the property.
- The story source is Business Observer; photos are credited to Tampa Bay Times and Tampa Bay Business & Wealth Magazine.
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