Pablo Farias

Nestled in St. Petersburg’s highly regarded Euclid-St. Paul’s neighborhood, this 1925 bungalow-style home presents a compelling opportunity to restore and personalize a piece of local history. The two-bedroom, one-bath residence offers 991 square feet of living space, complemented by a detached garage and a generously sized 0.14-acre lot (approximately 6,075 square feet / 45’ × 135’) that provides ample room for an in-ground pool. A large covered front porch invites relaxed outdoor living, while a privacy fence encloses the yard for added seclusion. While the home requires thoughtful updating, its solid bones and desirable setting create an ideal canvas for a custom renovation. The location is particularly strong: the property is within walking distance of St. Paul’s Catholic Church and School, Woodlawn Park (home to club sports), and the scenic Crescent Lake Park, which features walking paths, tennis and pickleball courts, separate large and small dog parks, and a recently updated playground. Everyday conveniences and local favorites are also nearby, including Mazzaro’s Italian Market, Lowe’s, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, Publix, Trader Joe’s, Rollin Oats, and a variety of restaurants and boutique shops. Downtown St. Petersburg’s waterfront parks, museums, dining, and the St. Pete Pier are only a short drive away. Easy access to I-275 further enhances convenience for travel toward Tampa or Sarasota. This is a rare chance to acquire a historic bungalow on a larger lot in one of St. Petersburg’s most established and walkable neighborhoods, an opportunity well-suited for those ready to bring a clear renovation vision to life.