79 days on market$2,550,000
100 Beach Drive NE Unit 401St Petersburg, FL, 33701
- 2 beds
- 3 baths
- 2,500 sqft
St. Petersburg homes for sale
Browse St. Petersburg, FL homes for sale, from downtown condos to historic bungalows and waterfront properties. We'll help you compare options for your primary residence or second home.
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St. Petersburg inventory at a glance
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Where to buy a home in St. Petersburg
Compare downtown condos, historic neighborhoods and waterfront settings. Then check each home's condition and location against your everyday routine.
| Aspect | Neighborhood or setting | Housing and character | What to consider |
|---|---|---|---|
| Urban living | Downtown and Central Avenue | Condos and townhomes, with downtown grocery stores, jogging paths and dog parks supporting daily routines. | Compare each address with your regular destinations. Walkability and access to everyday facilities vary. |
| Established neighborhoods | Historic Old Northeast and Old Southeast | Established residential settings near downtown and the waterfront, with historic character that varies by street. | Look at the individual home's features and condition, and compare your routes to downtown and waterfront parks. |
| Bungalows and creative character | Historic Kenwood, west of downtown | Historic bungalows and an Artist Enclave define the neighborhood; most homes date from the 1920s to the 1950s. | For renovation plans, check the home's actual historic designation and whether proposed work needs city review. |
| Waterfront settings | Snell Isle, Venetian Isles and Shore Acres | Waterfront neighborhoods to explore if a waterside setting matters to your primary residence or second home. | Confirm frontage, any dock and boating access for each property. Review parcel-specific flood information. |
Explore St. Petersburg on the map
Use the area boundary to get your bearings, then compare individual home locations with your regular destinations.
Culture, waterfront walks and outdoor space
These public places can shape everyday life and second-home enjoyment. Compare their locations with each home rather than assuming equal proximity.
Arts and performances in the Waterfront Museum District
The Dalí Museum, Museum of Fine Arts and Mahaffey Theater give you places to return to throughout the year, alongside downtown's bayfront parks.
Dining and shopping along Beach Drive
Beach Drive brings dining and shopping together downtown. Consider how often you would visit and how you would get there from a prospective home.
Waterfront time around the St. Pete Pier
Public waterfront walking and cycling, with marina and skyline views, make the Pier district an option for regular exercise or a leisurely afternoon.
Outdoor recreation at Weedon Island and Boyd Hill
Explore Weedon Island's trails, boardwalks and mangrove paddling route. Boyd Hill offers another nature preserve to enjoy beyond the downtown waterfront.
Getting around St. Petersburg and beyond
When comparing homes for sale in St. Petersburg, FL, consider the routes you will use most often. SunRunner connects downtown, Central Avenue business districts, Pasadena and St. Pete Beach, so proximity to a stop can be useful without replacing every car trip. Downtown faces Tampa Bay; St. Pete Beach is a separate Gulf-side community west of the city. Nearby beaches add options for your free time, while this property search stays focused on St. Petersburg. Regional air access includes St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE) and Tampa International Airport (TPA). Compare each address with your workplace, regular errands and preferred airport, allowing for traffic rather than relying on a single journey-time estimate.
FAQs about buying a home in St. Petersburg
Gaby Sadler
Property Specialist, Serhant
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Find your next home in St. Petersburg
Your shortlist should reflect more than a preferred neighborhood. Think about the housing style you enjoy, the places you visit regularly and what you need from a primary residence or second home. We can help you compare individual properties and refine your search around those priorities. Explore the homes for sale, then bring us your favorites and the questions that matter most to your decision.
If you're still deciding where to buy, compare Clearwater homes for sale, Sarasota homes for sale and Tampa homes for sale alongside your St. Petersburg shortlist. We can help you weigh your options around your preferred home style and everyday routine.
