2907 W AQUILLA STREET

Under contract-accepting backup offers. Charming 1920s Mediterranean in Palma Ceia on a quiet brick-paved street walkable to 1983 and Cru, minutes to TGH, downtown, and MacDill. Enjoy leisurely strolls to Hyde Park Village, SoHo, and Bayshore Boulevard — with access to A-rated neighborhood schools and the beloved Palma Ceia lifestyle. Updated for modern living while preserving its historic character, this 3 bed/2 bath home welcomes you with original hardwoods, pecky cypress/cedar ceilings and beams, framed windows and doorways, vintage interior doors with original hardware, and a decorative brick fireplace. An inviting dining room offers French door access to a side courtyard and the shaded, privacy-fenced backyard—perfect for morning coffee or relaxed evenings. The open kitchen pairs warmth and function with elegant cabinetry, dark subway tile backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, and  including an undercounter wine cooler for effortless entertaining. A dedicated interior laundry room adds everyday convenience. The spacious primary suite—positioned at the rear for added privacy—features thoughtful details including true custom walk-in closet, dual sinks, granite counters and rain shower head. Two additional bedrooms (with a connecting door option) share a classic full bath with pedestal sink and honeycomb tile.  Uncommon for a home of this era, the layout provides exceptional storage throughout. The professionally turfed backyard offers outstanding privacy and includes a shaded pergola, firepit, and multiple areas to unwind or entertain—an inviting retreat for both sun-filled afternoons and relaxed evenings. Mature trees, paver walkways, and thoughtfully designed outdoor living spaces complete a home that has been exceptionally well cared for and lovingly maintained, reflecting the very best of Palma Ceia living. Notable updates: • Roof (2017) • HVAC (2017) • Primary bed/bath addition (2016) • Structural work (2015) • Plumbing replaced (2004) with sewer line upgraded to PVC (2006) • Electrical replaced (2004)