This historic Davis Islands home comes with a hidden speakeasy behind a bookcase

A completely remodeled 1920s Tampa home is on the market, and it comes with a secret boozy addition that’s perfect for anyone worried about Prohibition-era booze raids is now for sale. Located at 53 Albemarle Ave., the home was built in 1925 for Roy Martin, who at the time owned a local tile company that supplied the clay tiles for quite a few of the roofs on Davis Islands, says the listing.

The 2,418-square-foot Mediterranean-style home now features four bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as a reading room, a loft, exposed cypress wood beams, a wood-burning fireplace, and secret bookcase off the dining room that opens up to a hidden speakeasy.

The home is currently asking $1.5 million and the listing agents are Kseniya Korneva  and Lawrence Vargas of Pineywoods Realty.