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2230 36Th S St St Petersburg, Florida 33711 MLS# MFRTB8382699
Here’s your chance to own a beautifully updated, move-in-ready home in the heart of St. Petersburg. Perfectly situated just minutes from the eclectic art scene of Gulfport, the cultural energy of Downtown St. Pete, and the pristine-white, sandy beaches, this home offers a rare combination of charm, convenience, and lifestyle. Whether you're looking for your dream home or a smart investment, this one checks all the boxes. Key features include: newer roof (2020), modern open-concept design, renovated kitchen, double-pane insulated windows, newer high-efficiency heat pump A/C system, updated electrical panel with room for future expansion, newer water heater, and Ring security system for added peace of mind. The bright and airy kitchen flows into the dining area - ideal for entertaining - while the oversized family room offers extra space that can easily be enclosed to create a third bedroom, office, or media room. Enjoy the convenience of a large indoor laundry room with washer and dryer included, a rare find in homes of this size and style. Step into your own private backyard retreat, offering plenty of space for gardening, recreation, or entertaining - enclosed by a newer privacy fence and featuring a spacious storage shed perfect for beach gear. And when you don’t feel like cooking? Just stroll across the street to Hookin’ Ain’t Easy, a family-owned seafood market and open-air eatery with a fun, beachy atmosphere. With Captain Matthew serving up the catch of the day and a laid-back tiki bar vibe, this local favorite sets the tone for coastal Florida living at its finest. INVESTORS, TAKE NOTE: Currently leased for $2,000/month, this home offers immediate rental income and solid ROI potential. Situated high and dry with no flood claims, it’s a smart and secure investment opportunity.
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