AWC. The "ultimate bungalow," this 1927 Craftsman home embodies both gracefulness and strength. Located in desirable Crescent Heights, known for its brick lined streets, this neighborhood enclave hosts monthly Porch Parties as well as yearly Halloween Block Parties. Conveniently located in Northeast St. Petersburg, the home is within walking distance of shopping, restaurants and Crescent Lake Park. New roof showcases multiple gabled roof planes and decorative triangular knee braces. Square brick columns topped with sloping wood piers flank front entry. Original muntin bar windows, accented with Hunter Douglas blinds, are in perfect harmony with remodeled kitchen. Kitchen cabinets adorned with crown molding, stainless steel appliances as well as an eat-in kitchen. Period details such as super dental molding, fireplace, pilasters, wall textural design and rounded arches highlight oak floors throughout. Interior rooms are gracefully porportioned; Master Bedroom separated from other bedrooms by bathroom. Third bedroom is multi-functional with entrance off Living Room. Fenced-in backyard with large cement slab for family entertainment leads to one-car garage. Formerly known as the "Polland House," this home was featured in the Crescent Heights Architectural History publication.
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