A landmark Tudor in the heart of historic Avondale, 3338 Riverside Avenue offers timeless architecture, exceptional craftsmanship, and one of the neighborhood's most distinctive private outdoor settings. Originally built in 1922 and thoughtfully updated, the home spans 3,764 square feet with rich herringbone oak floors, mahogany doors, restored windows, Venetian plaster details, and beautifully preserved character throughout. The chef's kitchen pairs custom cabinetry with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances and flows naturally into elegant living and entertaining spaces. Upstairs, spacious bedrooms offer comfort and privacy, while the expansive third floor provides remarkable flexibility for a media room, home office, guest retreat, fitness space, or creative studio. Outside, the property becomes a true private retreat with a heated and chilled saltwater pool, covered cabana, outdoor kitchen, putting green, and lush landscaped grounds designed for both entertaining and everyday enjoyment. Located just moments from the St. Johns River, neighborhood parks, and the shops and restaurants of Avondale, this is a rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved historic residence with modern luxury and exceptional outdoor living. An assumable 5.6% VA loan may be available to qualified buyers, subject to lender approval and applicable requirements. Seller is motivated and welcomes offers.
Listing courtesy of ENGEL & VOLKERS FIRST COAST.
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