Description

Virtually Staged. This exceptional residence offers a rare opportunity to acquire one of Harbor Oaks' most storied addresses. Built between 1918 and 1925 within the coveted Florida Heritage district, 403 Magnolia Drive stands just blocks from downtown Clearwater - a seven bedroom, seven and a half bathroom estate of 7,223 square feet, gracefully arranged across three levels. Floor-to-ceiling windows trace the twin formal living rooms, allowing the day to unfold from room to room in a continuous wash of natural light. At the same time, rich original hardwood floors carry warmth throughout every level. A sun-filled solarium and an adjoining Florida room extend this openness further still, complemented by a private library and a spacious family room. Each of the home's seven bedrooms is appointed with its own full, private bathroom - Upstairs, two primary suites open onto a sweeping wraparound deck, each accompanied by a spa-inspired Restoration-style bath of exceptional finish. The entire third floor is reserved for the primary suite, complete with a full bath, fireplace, sun deck, and generous storage, offering a graceful degree of separation and privacy from the rest of the home. The kitchen is outfitted with commercial-grade stainless appliances, a Dacor gas range, crown molding, and a walk-in pantry of considerable scale - a room designed as much for the passionate cook as for the discerning host. A wet bar and tray ceilings polish the home's entertaining spaces, while French doors along the main level open onto a private courtyard and balcony, softening the boundary between interior and exterior life. Beyond its walls, the estate unfolds across a corner lot of over half an acre, anchored by a resort-caliber pool and spa deck. A circular drive welcomes you home, while Downtown shopping and dining are just minutes away, and the white sands of Clearwater Beach are a mere five-minute drive. Floor plans and a full tour are available upon request - 403 Magnolia Drive is a rare opportunity to own a true piece of Harbor Oaks history.