446 21st Avenue NESt Petersburg, FL, 33704

“Kissed by the charm of the 1940s, steps from Coffee Pot Bayou, and minutes to downtown’s energy—this bungalow is where history and modern living meet.” This thoughtfully renovated 1941 bungalow is located in one of St. Petersburg’s most sought-after neighborhoods, just two blocks from Coffee Pot Bayou with scenic waterfront walking paths and minutes to vibrant downtown. From the inviting Craftsman front porch with wrought iron gate to the meandering paths and patio areas in the backyard, this home offers warmth, character, and exceptional livability. Inside, you’ll find hardwood floors, crown molding, plantation shutters, and transom windows, along with a stunning Mediterranean-style wood-burning fireplace. The updated kitchen (2023) features white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, farmhouse sink, natural gas cooking, and a built-in wine rack. Enjoy both a formal dining room and a sunny breakfast room overlooking the beautiful back yard. A light-filled sunroom addition (2015) with fractured Mediterranean tile flooring opens to a screened porch and multiple outdoor living areas, including two patios, meandering garden paths, and a fully fenced yard with outdoor lighting—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The primary suite offers a walk-in closet and a beautifully renovated bath with soaking tub, separate shower, and custom vanity. Additional baths have been tastefully updated. Major improvements include: impact windows & doors (2024), HVAC (2025 with UV light & surge protection), electrical (2023), water heater (2025), roof (2009), gutters/soffits (2017), and kitchen renovation (2023). Additional features include natural gas, reclaimed water irrigation, and Sentricon termite protection. Buyer confidence: clean 4-point inspection, wind mitigation report for insurance savings, new survey, elevation certificate, transferable flood policy ($1,629/year), and no history of water intrusion. Enjoy an unbeatable lifestyle with easy access to waterfront walks along Coffee Pot Bayou and the dining, culture, and entertainment of downtown St. Petersburg—just a bike ride away.