Once owned by Mayor Herman W. Goldner and most recently by St. Pete Times Editorial Cartoonist, Don Addis, this 1920's 2 story Colonial home is a classic example of stately St. Petersburg historic homes. Beautiful heart pine flooring, typical for that era. The formal living room as a wood-burning fireplace. The formal dining room (about 15x11) will accommodate a grand table for dining plus there is plenty of room for your china hutch display. Under stairs storage area will make a great pantry. The kitchen was updated and has a great deal of counter space and cabinets. A mud room off the kitchen has a half bath. The original home had an enclosed sun porch just off the living room which is now expanded into a large family/media room. The desk Mayor Goldner used is still present, along with photos and letters from him to future property owners. The 2nd floor has 3 bedrooms plus a full bath. Due to the layout of the master bedroom, there is plenty of space to add a master bath/suite. There is even a walk-up attic with plenty of storage. The fenced back yard has an inviting heated in-ground pool and patio area just perfect for entertaining. There is a Garage and carport with alley access. If you have a passion for period homes, this is one you need to see. It will need your personal touch to bring it back to it's full potential, but it will be worth it! The block has all the charm of the "Old Northeast" but at a price you can afford! Located just a few short blocks from Park Street, Admiral Farragut Academy, shopping, Davista Park, and the beaches on our beautiful Gulf.
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