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ARCHITECTURAL MASTERPIECE WITH PANORAMIC TAMPA BAY VIEWS IN EXCLUSIVE SNELL ISLE Welcome to one of Snell Isle’s most architecturally significant homes—an extraordinary waterfront estate where mid-century modern design meets 21st-century luxury. Located on the ultra-exclusive Brightwaters Circle, this one-of-a-kind residence is a rare offering with nearly 200 feet of direct waterfront and unobstructed views across Tampa Bay. Originally designed by Sanford Goldman, protégé of Frank Lloyd Wright, and meticulously reimagined with a reverence for its architectural roots, this 4-bedroom, 5-bathroom masterpiece captures the essence of organic modernism. Spanning over 4,300 square feet, the home is a symphony of natural materials—stacked stone, longleaf yellow pine paneling, and imported stone floors—all illuminated by floor-to-ceiling impact-rated windows and doors that frame the ever-changing waterscape. The chef’s kitchen is anchored by premium Wolf appliances and custom cabinetry, flowing effortlessly into open living and dining spaces designed for both grand entertaining and intimate moments. A dual-sided stone fireplace, rich wood ceilings, and curated lighting elements elevate the interior’s warm, contemporary aesthetic. The primary suite is a private haven, complete with panoramic bay views, a secluded rooftop terrace, and a spa-caliber bath that invites relaxation. Each guest suite features its own en-suite bath and tranquil design details, offering comfort and privacy for all. Outdoors, enjoy a heated in-ground pool, manicured landscaping, and a deepwater dock with 20,000-lb boat lift, 50-amp power, and freshwater hookup—ideal for yachts up to 80 feet. From sunrise to sunset, the setting is pure Florida waterfront perfection. Nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac just minutes from vibrant downtown St. Petersburg, this residence offers the ultimate in waterfront sophistication, design pedigree, and privacy—a timeless treasure in one of the Bay’s most coveted enclaves. This is not just a home. It’s an architectural masterpiece.