The Telephone Building
Originally constructed in 1914, the Telephone Building has undergone a complete, ground-up historic reconstruction—restoring its architectural character while integrating modern structural systems and infrastructure.
Positioned along Cleveland Street within the core of the district, the building offers a highly visible, design-forward environment suited for destination dining or retail concepts.
The restoration delivers both historic authenticity and modern performance—creating a space that is distinctive, functional and ready for contemporary use.
A fully restored landmark—offering a rare opportunity to anchor a flagship restaurant or retail presence on Cleveland Street.
Key Facts
Total leasable area
6,097 square feet
Year built/restored
1914/2026
Building class
Class A-2
Located within the most active portion of Cleveland Street
Surrounded by multiple simultaneous redevelopment projects
Positioned within a walkable, coordinated retail and dining corridor
Benefiting from increasing foot traffic and district-wide activation
Available Spaces
Leasable area
1,715 square feet
Ceiling heights
13'
Space use
Full-service restaurant
Storefront window width
25' 7"
Condition
Restaurant shell
HVAC
Carrier A/C units
Term
Leased
Sewage
Grease trap
Rent type
Triple net (NNN)
Windows
Hurricane rated
Electrical capacity
600 amps
Insulation
Eco-friendly denim
Electric source
Solar panels supplementing electrical system
Piping
Copper
Leasable area
2,191 square feet
Electric source
Solar panels supplementing electrical system
Space use
Office
Ceiling heights
11'
Condition
White box
HVAC
Carrier A/C units
Term
5–10 years
Windows
Hurricane rated
Rent type
Triple net (NNN)
Insulation
Eco-friendly denim
Electrical capacity
200 amps
Piping
Copper
Leasable area
2,191 square feet
Electric source
Solar panels supplementing electrical system
Space use
Office
Ceiling heights
8'
Condition
White box
HVAC
Carrier A/C units
Term
5–10 years
Windows
Hurricane rated
Rent type
Triple net (NNN)
Insulation
Eco-friendly denim
Electrical capacity
200 amps
Piping
Copper
534 Cleveland Street, Clearwater, FL 33755
Historic Restoration
A Prominent Corner Location Anchored by Historic Architecture
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An Iconic Storefront Reintroduced for Modern Retail or Dining
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A Restored Historic Structure Positioned for New Commercial Use
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A Premier Restaurant Opportunity Adjacent to the District’s Primary Entertainment Anchor
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Flexible Retail Space Within a Rapidly Activating Corridor
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Multiple Storefront Opportunities Designed for Continuous Street Activation
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Reconfigured Retail Space Built for Visibility and Modern Use
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A Gateway Location Connecting the Pinellas Trail and the Cleveland Street Corridor
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