A Look inside this Historic St Armands Home
The study of the Interior Design trends over the years, as seen in the Historic Burns Residence in Sarasota, Fl
Fabulous 1927 National Register Mediterranean Revival home on the Bay! The exquisite 7′ marble fireplace in the living room was a gift from none other than John Ringling! Famous detective William J. Burns built the residence, designed by renowned architect Thomas Reed Martin as the first “fireproof” home in Sarasota. The original iron staircase is adorned with unique 1920s inset colorful tiles. Features include a 16 ft. ceilings in the living room. The sunroom currently used as a dining room has floor to ceiling French doors on three sides. The front of this room looks over the courtyard and fountain while the rear overlooks the Bay. There is a media room on the first floor. Upstairs, the master suite overlooks the Bay with a large balcony for gazing at the dolphins. His and her closets off master.
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A look from Above into this 1920’s home -
Featuring Kravet Fabrics, Century Furniture and Stark Carpet -
Custom Hand Painted Walls by Keffie Lancaster
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