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Places This Week: St. Pete bar lists; Snell Isle estate sells
A weekly roundup of local real estate deals.
Snell Isle estate sells for over $4 million
The nearly 4,500-square-foot estate at 1089 Snell Isle Blvd. NE has sold for $4.25 million.
1089 Snell Isle Blvd. NE. Realtor.com.
The home, built in 2020, features a courtyard with two fountains that front the entryway.
Inside, wood beams line the ceiling of the living room, which is centered around a stone gas fireplace.
1089 Snell Isle Blvd. NE. Realtor.com.
The home’s custom-built kitchen has a walnut wood island. There’s also a separate wine room.
1089 Snell Isle Blvd. NE. Realtor.com.
The home also features an outdoor entertainment space with a saltwater pool, a heated jacuzzi, and a fire feature with a waterfall. There is a an outdoor kitchen with a gas grill, ice maker, refrigerator and sink.
The estate offers double two-car, air-conditioned garages that have custom lifts installed.
1089 Snell Isle Blvd. NE. Realtor.com.
The property last sold in 2017 for $515,000, prior to the completion of the home.
Mellissa Petruccelli with Realty Experts represented the sellers and Alex Magalon with RE/MAX Metro represented the buyer.
Popular bar on Central Avenue lists
Mixers at Old Key West Bar and Grill, located at 2451 Central Ave., has hit the market with an asking price of $649,000.
KW Commercial is representing the sellers, Crystal Ellis and Haley Martz.
Mixers at Old Key West Bar & Grill. Facebook image.
“It’s bittersweet but time for new adventures,” the owners wrote on Facebook. “We have been around for a long time and love all of you! We appreciate all the love and support from our customers that most of you turned into friends and family! With that being said, please respect our staff and keep questions to a minimum. This has been our home for a long time.”
The owners of the listed 3,420-square-foot restaurant also wrote on the post that they are going to start a new venture, stating, they are “excited to live life fully for a few months and then get back at it.”
Shiso Crispy secures brick-and-mortar location
Shiso Crispy’s new space in Tyrone Gardens is undergoing construction. Facebook image.
Whaley was also previously eyeing a brick-and-mortar location on Central Avenue.
St. Pete apartment complex sells
The Inezda apartment complex in St. Petersburg has a new owner.
The Inezda apartment. GoogleMaps.
Westchester Apartments LLC sold the 23-unit, garden-style complex in the Historic Old Northeast neighborhood for $6.410 million to a trust linked to Marilyn Finke.
The 14,400-plus-square-foot complex was built in 1929 at 635 12th Ave. NE. The owner spent close to $2 million on renovating the three-story property, according to a listing from Colliers.
Avid Brew Co. to close
The Avid Brew Co. at 1745 1st Ave. S., known as Avid Brewing, will be shutting its doors at the end of this month.
The Avid Brew Company. Facebook image.
The business has been in St. Pete for a decade, initially operating as a storefront for brewing supplies before opening a tap room in 2018.
The brewery is hosting a Grand Closing New Year’s Eve Bash before it permanently closes.
The company has not announced its future plans.
