1024 E Broad St., Tampa, FL 33604

Unique bungalow on a beautiful tree canopied street was built in 1925 John & Louise Kreps, Mr. Kreps was a brick manufacturer, one clue as this historic home in the Evelyn City section of Seminole Heights makes generous use of clay bring for the stem wall, prominent fireplace, and the incised porch and porte cochere piers and pillars. Wrapped with an incredible 37 original windows, this home is bright and welcoming. The spacious living room and dining room with the glass front built-in display cabinetryunder a broad arch may be some reasons this beautiful bungalow has been featured not once but twice on the Old Seminole Heights Home Tour. You'll love the tastefully renovated kitchen which respects the character of this historic gem. The breakfast nookis currently used as office space. Three generously sized bedrooms, featuring original mirrored doors, original door hardware. Beautifully maintained original oak hardwood floors. New roof. Freshly painted exterior in a craftsman color palette. Stepout the back door and step down to the charming back yard with paver walkway and patio. The garage has been converted for use as a studio/exercise room but could easily be converted back to use as a garage. If you have an affinity for vintage homes that have their historical character and charm largely intact, you don't want to miss this one because they just don't go on the market that often. A mere blocks from several river front parks.