Jessica Giraldo

Built in 1925, this North Kenwood bungalow has been standing longer than most things in St. Pete - and it shows in the best possible way. The arched doorway, the generously sized bedrooms, the cottage-style bones that newer construction simply can't replicate - this home has something that can't be built, only found. But here's what makes it rare: all the big stuff has already been done. NEWER roof (2020), impact windows and doors (2023), full sewer REPLACEMENT (2021), complete electrical upgrade with NEW panel (2022/2023), a NEW 2.5-ton heat pump split system (2023), water line REPLACEMENT (2025), and a brand NEW privacy fence (2026). Even the attic was finished out with NEW stairs and flooring for additional storage. This isn't a house you'll be sinking money into - it's one you can actually enjoy. Inside, the open layout flows naturally between living, dining, and kitchen - the way old homes just do. Both bedrooms are generously sized with oversized closets, and the primary suite has its own en suite bath. Bamboo floors, modern tile, and a stainless kitchen keep it fresh without losing an ounce of character. Out back, the fully fenced yard is a blank canvas - big enough for a pool, a detached garage, or an ADU. And the location? You're sitting right in the heart of it all. Central is minutes away, the beaches are about 15 minutes down the road, and you've got easy access to major corridors in every direction.