210 N 17Th St W

A low-rise historic condominium originally built in 1926 and standing three stories high, this property occupies a cluster-style courtyard complex that once operated as an early 20th-century hotel. Units are primarily small one-bedroom and studio layouts with high ceilings, original wide-plank pine floors in many suites, tall grilled windows, plantation shutters, and interior details that reflect Spanish Colonial Revival and Old Florida character. Common spaces are intimate and landscaped: a central courtyard features a decorative fountain that doubles as a shallow pool, garden plantings, mature tropical trees, and shaded seating nooks. Exterior elements include private balconies for some units, awnings, outdoor grills and pedestrian sidewalks that connect to nearby streets. Practical amenities at the building level include shared laundry in an adjacent structure, assigned on-street or front-of-building parking plus guest spaces, and individual HVAC systems in many residences. The association permits pets and short-term renting with limits, and condominium rules allow occasional leases. Located in downtown Bradenton’s Point Pleasant/River District, the building sits one block from the Manatee River and Riverwalk, within easy walking distance of restaurants, the marina, shops, libraries and cultural venues, offering a walkable, riverfront urban lifestyle layered over vintage architecture.