1243 16th St., Sarasota, FL 34236

A HISTORICALLY DESIGNATED CRAFTSMAN BUNGALOW! Within the city limits just skirting downtown Sarasota is the Norma Ziegler Freeman House. It was constructed in 1929 and historically designated in 2001 by the City of Sarasota. This charming bungalow features many characteristics of a beloved era with classic craftsmanship; French doors, hardwood floors, crown moldings and deep baseboards. The traditional floor plan offers a parlor at the entry with a fireplace enclosure that once provided warmth before central heat and air. French doors just off this room open to a third bedroom or a study/office with a closet. The guest bedroom is also off of the front of the home with an adjoining double closet corridor to the master bedroom with a private bath. The master also accesses the back deck and has a door to the hallway with a guest bath. Completing the interior of the home is the spacious eat-in kitchen that opens to the rear-entry carport, detached 1-car garage and back of the home; offering a fully-fenced backyard with a sun deck. The home is conveniently nestled between Cocoanut Ave and N Tamiami Trail within a block to dining, about two blocks to a coffee shop and a half a mile to the Broadway Promenade Publix. Nearly every cultural event that the city has to offer is minutes away and it is a short drive to the airport, St. Armand’s Circle and area beaches.