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Timeless 1920 American Foursquare in Historic Old Northeast 901 17th Avenue NE, St. Petersburg, Florida Discover an extraordinary opportunity to own a magnificent piece of St. Petersburg's architectural heritage in the Historic Old Northeast district. This stunning 1920 American Foursquare residence showcases the movement's signature elements: classic symmetrical façade, gently pitched hip roof with centered dormer, and authentic period details including wide overhanging eaves, exposed rafter tails, and grouped multi-pane windows. With an impressive 4,522 square feet of living space, this substantial home has 6 bedrooms and 4½ bathrooms, providing ample room for modern family living while maintaining its historic character. The property includes a detached 3-car garage with a 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom accessory dwelling unit on the second floor, for guests, home office, or rental income. Prime waterfront location - Less than 400 feet from Flora Wylie Park's 11.2 acres of Tampa Bay waterfront with scenic trails and stunning bay vistas. Just two blocks to Coffee Pot Boulevard and Beach Drive, you'll be steps from the famous manatee viewing areas and 2-mile waterfront walking path. Located in Historic Old Northeast, Florida's first established residential subdivision (1911) and National Register Historic District (2003). This picturesque neighborhood features old brick paved streets, walkable community amenities, and proximity to downtown St. Petersburg's cultural attractions. Thanks to visionary William Straub, St. Petersburg boasts the 3rd largest waterfront park system in North America. This authentic time capsule presents an exceptional opportunity for someone with vision to restore and reimagine a truly special property. The solid bones and generous proportions provide the foundation for creating a stunning modern interpretation while preserving the home's inherent character and charm. 901 17th Avenue NE - Own a piece of St. Petersburg's storied past in one of Florida's most distinguished historic districts.