In 1924, C. Perry Snell platted the neighborhood known as Granada Terrace, with circular
plazas and curved brick streets. Today, Granada Terrace, with its concrete monuments and
verdant arbors is one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Historic Old Northeast Saint
Petersburg. A small enclave with a mix of Spanish and Mediterranean Revival homes and
traditional architecture is tucked along the shores of the Coffee Pot Bayou and trail. Steps
away, manatees gather daily in front of Granada Terrace Park and the famously photographed
pink Tabebuia which delights each year with its magical splendor, also resides here. In 2005,
this Mediterranean Revival home was built on a lot with exacting detail to encompass all of the
majestic sights of the area. In 2023, a designers eye updated this beautiful home and brought it
into a modern aesthetic while still keeping the Moorish and Spanish details that give this home
its wonderful character. Every space leads to sweeping views across the park and onto Coffee
Pot Bayou. Entering the home you will notice the polished concrete floors in juxtaposition to
the iron work and arches. The newly designed open concept floor plan highlights the modern,
glossy white kitchen and marble countertops. Repeating arches guide you into the living area
with a gorgeous fireplace and some privacy while still being adjacent to the activities and
provides a guest half bath. The dining area and eat in banquette embrace the panoramic views
overlooking the park and bayou. This fabulous entertaining space opens onto the private
courtyard with a cocktail pool, built in barbecue, another half bath and iron gates that lead to
the much desired two car garage with alley access. Wander up the light filled, winding
staircase to the landing which could be used as an office, play room, or quiet retreat. The
meticulously refinished wood flooring throughout adds a fresh glow to the upstairs. The primary
bedroom has been reconfigured to modern glory. A large terrace with Saltillo tile and Pecky
Cyprus ceiling overlooks the bay. The double vanities and black marble tile give nods to
modern and art deco periods. A soaking tub and stunning walk in shower combine the old and
new aesthetic. A custom walk in closet has been created providing the much needed storage
that is typically missing in older homes. Nicely situated away, but still down the hall are two
more bedrooms with ensuite baths. The laundry is conveniently located on this floor as well.
The newer construction of this home affords higher elevation and the modern desirable
amenities. Some of the many updates in 2023 are a new roof, all pool equipment and pool
remodel, A/C, gas tankless water heater, flooring and much more. Walk or bike ride or kayak
along waterfront trail which winds into downtown St. Pete where dining, sports, markets,
concerts and theatre abound. Truly the best best of both worlds in historic Granada Terrace
and vibrant downtown Saint Petersburg.