3701 26th Street N, St Petersburg, FL 33713

$350,000
2
BD
1
BA
956
SqFt

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List Price
$350,000
Status
ACTIVE
MLS#
TB8467558
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Living Area
956
Subdivision
Coolidge Park

Property Description

ST. PETE HEIGHTS DOUBLE LOT: TWO 46 X 127 LOTS, WITH NT-1 ZONING, NON-FLOOD, ALLEY ACCESS FOR EACH LOT. Positioned just minutes from the interstate in the up-and-coming neighborhood, this 93-by-127-foot property offers exceptional versatility. It can be kept as a single lot or divided into two 46-by-127-foot parcels, perfect for future development. On-site is a two-bedroom, one-bath home with oak hardwood floors, ceramic tile in the kitchen and bath, a 2025 HVAC system, and a 2015 roof. The property also boasts a two-car garage, bonus space, and a lovely 18-by-8 screened front porch. Whether you’re building, renting, or settling in yourself, this property delivers both immediate comfort and long-term potential.

Additional Information

Year Built
1947
Construction
Block, Stucco
Living Area
956
Acres
0.27
Interior Features
Ceiling Fans(s), Open Floorplan
Cooling
Central Air
Heating
Central
Parking
Alley Access, Driveway, Oversized
Garage Spaces
2
Garage Description
2 Car Garage
Exterior Features
Awning(s)
Sewer
Public Sewer
Stories
1

Listing courtesy of RE/MAX ACTION FIRST OF FLORIDA.

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