Miriam Rogacheski

Some homes have a charm you simply can’t recreate. Built in 1929 and one of 10 contributing homes in Beach Park’s historic designation, this property captured its owners’ hearts. Thoughtfully restored, it blends the details they fell in love with and the ease of modern living. Restored wood floors, restored baseboards, select stained-glass windows, and the original fireplace preserve its character. Taj Mahal countertops, slate tile kitchen flooring, and stylishly updated bathrooms bring a fresh touch of luxury. French doors open to a backyard with an updated pool, mini-pebble finish, and tile chosen to complement the interior. A durable, low-maintenance Trex deck welcomes morning coffee and evenings with friends. Hurricane-impact windows and storm mesh available for all windows add protection. Enjoy established Beach Park, close to South Tampa’s shopping and dining. A home with history, heart, and a beautiful new chapter.