A beautiful renovation with numerous upgrades are found in this 1920’s Sears Catalog Home. While the charm of the era remains with high ceilings, living room fireplace, lots of natural lighting, an exterior reflective of the times, a separate garage and brick patios, look closer and you’ll see the exterior looks like the original but it is Hardiboard, the floors throughout the home are high quality Karndean flooring along with original pine in the master bedroom and staircase, the windows bringing in all the natural light are hurricane rated Sierra Pacific windows, the living room fireplace is electric, the stove in the kitchen and the tankless hot water heater are natural gas. New ductwork and HVAC keep the home cool in summer and warm in winter. Two bedrooms are located downstairs and two including the main bedroom are upstairs. A beautiful full bath is conveniently located adjacent to each bedroom with the bath for the main bedroom having a large closet which compliments the two additional closets in the main bedroom (there are 5 total closets in the main bed and bath). The home also has a roof installed in 2014. The main patio has a tranquil fountain and is enhanced with beautiful landscaping which has its own irrigation system including a drop irrigation system. The house is both comfortable and stylishly elegant and the gardens are tranquil and serene. Brick walkways abound and are accented by evening lighting all on timers. The double car garage has been adapted to accommodate workouts, pilates and glass art. Also includes a split unit and water hook up. A large plywood floored storage is on the second floor of the garage. All of beauty, charm and preservation is walking distance to some of the wonderful places to eat and shop in the Palma Ceia area. The charm of Tampa’s history, the conveniences of today and proximity to everything that life in south Tampa offers, not to mention a short walk to Plant High School.