Approved site plan by City of St. Petersburg allows for drive thru with entry via curb cut on 4th Street South and speaker box to take orders! 5 on site parking spaces with drive thru lane and adjacent street parking. Suitable for a coffee shop, small cafe, or light food sales, this 306 square foot building has an additional 425 SF of covered canopy for "dine in" customers for a total usable building size of 731 SF. Built in 1926, the Harbordale Standard Oil Station is the oldest service station in the City of St. Petersburg, and is a candidate for local and national historic landmark designation. Updates to the site include new roof trusses, new metal roof, new double pane hurricane impact windows, new exterior paint, and professional stucco and brick restoration. This area is booming, with only two stoplights separating the site from downtown St. Pete, and 730 apartment units under construction directly to the south of the site. An underserved area, a number of neighborhoods with little or no commercial business will be serviced by the site including Coquina Key, Harbordale, Lakewood Terrace, Bayou Shores, Bahama Shores, Tropical Shores, and Old Southeast. Ready to go, this historic building will enhance any potential business through its provenance and history, as it is will not only bring high volume due to its location on the major commercial artery of the city (4th Street South) but will also attract destination visitors from surrounding communities.
