9854 51st Ave N Saint Petersburg, FL 33708
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About this home
Welcome to Bay Pines Estates in St. Petersburg, Florida! This beautifully maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home offers the best of Florida living with an open floor plan and a spacious great room that’s perfect for entertaining family and friends. The heart of the home flows seamlessly into the outdoor living space, where you’ll find a huge covered lanai large enough for dining, lounging, and enjoying evenings by the grill. The lanai is designed for comfort and fun, with room for a TV and plenty of seating. Step into the backyard and discover a true retreat! The yard has been fully turfed for easy maintenance and features a putting green, a tranquil koi pond, and lush tropical landscaping. An outdoor shower/pet washing station adds extra convenience, while the detached storage shed with power offers space for hobbies, tools, or a workshop. For boaters, this home is ideally located close to private and public boat ramps, with plenty of space in the driveway to park your boat trailer. Just minutes from VA Campus, Gulf beaches, shopping, dining, and entertainment, this home places you in the heart of St. Petersburg’s best offerings. Whether you’re hosting gatherings in the oversized great room, relaxing on the lanai, or enjoying the backyard oasis, this Bay Pines Estates home is built for both comfort and lifestyle. Situated in a Non-Flood Zone, High and Dry from recent storms, this home offers a NEW ROOF, updated HVAC system, 200amp Panel with additional breakers for a generator and jacuzzi, providing peace of mind. Located in an unincorporated area, this property offers flexibility for investment, vacation use, or short-term rentals — a rare find in St. Petersburg! Whether you’re seeking a full-time residence, seasonal escape, or income-producing property, this home fits the bill.
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