This week’s featured home is a former historic inn located at 635 Bay Street Northeast in the heart of St. Petersburg’s Old Northeast neighborhood, just a block from Downtown St. Pete and The Vinoy. Built in 1914, this home blends Prairie and Craftsman architectural styles and is listed for $3,200,000.

Originally known as the Boyce Guest House, this home has a rich history of providing comfort to visitors. Recognized as a Historic Landmark in 1997, it continues to be a treasured part of the city’s architectural heritage.

The main house spans 3,946 square feet, featuring six bedrooms, each with a private bath. A 1,330-square-foot carriage house adds three efficiency suites, ideal for guests, live-in accommodations, or rental income.

Currently licensed and operating as a bed and breakfast, this property presents an excellent opportunity for investors or innkeepers.

Inside, you’ll find original oak hardwood floors, stained glass windows, multiple French doors, and exposed brick in sunrooms. A grand foyer with an oval trayed ceiling and fluted columns welcomes guests, leading to expansive living and dining areas.

The chef’s kitchen, complete with updated cabinets, appliances, and a five-burner gas cooktop, connects seamlessly to a butler’s pantry and outdoor spaces.

The shaded patio, framed by majestic oak trees and lush landscaping, provides a serene retreat. Additional highlights include multiple HVAC units, a generator, tankless gas water heaters, and updated plumbing and wiring.

With its storied past and modern upgrades, this property offers both timeless elegance and contemporary convenience, making it a rare find in St. Pete.

The property is currently listed by Barkett Realty for $3,200,000.

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