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Shaded brick streets and historic architecture near downtown
Brick streets pattern through canopies of live oaks and magnolias, tracing paths of historic charm and architectural elegance. St. Petersburg’s Old Northeast District is like stepping into a time capsule, and visitors travel to Old Northeast just to walk alongside the shaded streets and admire the architectural persona.
Old Northeast is one of the most sought after neighborhoods to live in.
Go for a walk under the lush trees above the residential streets in Old Northeast.
There is so much character & one of a kind homes in Old Northeast.
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Variety of older and newer home styles
The area prominently features Mediterranean styles with stucco exteriors and rippling roofs, porched Craftsman bungalows, and colonial styles in various forms. Some homes adopt Tudor, Traditional, and Modern styles. Condominiums and townhomes are also available for multi-family living options. Having been the first residential neighborhood founded in St. Petersburg, many of Old Northeast’s homes are cataloged as historic landmarks. Behind the granite curbs, residents can find a range of luxe mansions and quaint cottage-style homes. Altogether, Old Northeast presents a wide range of options, all rich with character and creative intention. Homes here heavily vary in price, selling for as low as $700,000 and as high as $5.2 million.
This tudor home adds a classic charm to the Old Northeast neighborhood.
This modern home has a cozy feel with a wrap-around porch & a gated entrance in Old Northeast.
Every home in Old Northeast has it's own style & uniqueness.
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Good grades for Pinellas Schools
Old Northeast is a part of the Pinellas County School District. Kids may start at North Shore Elementary, which gets a B grade from Niche, before transitioning to John Hopkins Middle with a C. Students may then attend St. Petersburg High School, which earns an A grade and offers unique construction technology classes.
Kids K-5 can enroll at North Shore Elementary School in the Old Northeast neighborhood in FL.
John Hopkins middle school always has it's flag raised.
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Plenty of outdoor and indoor attractions like Coffee Pot Bayou
Vinoy Park, North Shore Park, and Flora Wylie Park collectively offer public beach space, a playground and public pool, tennis and volleyball courts, and a dog park. An arboretum nestles between the parks, showcasing over 150 specials of palms and cycads. The Northern area borders Coffee Pot Bayou, a haven for manatees and coastal birds. For another natural excursion, residents can visit the flocking flamingoes of Sunken Gardens, a museum of tropical plants and blooming flowers. Residents can take a break in the air conditioning and catch a performance at Palladium Theater, a reinvention of a 1920s brick church. There’s also the Great Exploration Children’s Museum that caters to youthful imaginations and creative engagement.
Guests also have access to the public pool at Vinoy Park in the Old Northeast neighborhood.
Take the kids to the local playground in North Shore park when living in Old Northeast.
Take a break from riding your bikes & enjoy the swings in Flora Wylie park.
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Essential grocery shopping and local favorites like Old Northeast Tavern
For everyday necessities, Trader Joe’s and The Fresh Market are available near the North border. At the end of the day, residents can gather with friends or family at the Old Northeast Tavern. This bar is a bit of a hidden gem to tourists, but a homey staple for locals. There’s also Old Farmer’s Creamery, which serves classic ice cream creations out of a charming red barn. Residents can grab a cone and walk it to the waterfront at sunset.
Grab your everyday essentials at the Trader Joe's in the Old Northeast neighborhood.
Fresh market grocery store is near Old Northeast for all your fresh produce needs.
The Old Northeast Tavern is a local staple for patron to have a drink and try the local cuisine.
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Candlelight Tour of Homes brings the community together
The neighborhood organization organizes monthly porch parties and an annual community-wide yard sale. Each holiday season, the neighborhood hosts the popular Candlelight Tour of Homes. Although the area attracts plenty of tourist action, the residential neighborhood exhibits a personable community feel, bonded by the shared brick streets.
Walkable and bikeable with public transit and major roads close by
Many of the neighborhood’s amenities are within walking and biking distance, and downtown St. Petersburg is just a mile south. There are also bus stops with daily service along 4th Street North. Interstate 275 passes through the city and gets residents 20 miles north to downtown Tampa in 30 minutes.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Old Northeast Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Old Northeast, Saint Petersburg sell after 71 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Old Northeast, Saint Petersburg over the last 12 months is $975,000, down 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Irresistible 1920s Craftsman in Old Northeast – Multi-Generational Living & Income Potential Step inside this charming bungalow and feel instantly at home. Featuring 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 full baths, and a bright Florida room that can serve as an extra bedroom or home office, this home perfectly blends historic character with modern comfort. Heart pine floors, coffered ceilings, custom
A dazzling masterpiece of engineering and design, this single-family home, completed in 2019, stands as the crown jewel of downtown St. Pete. Both smart and stylish, this spacious home features 6,617 SqFt of interior magnificence including 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, a 328 bottle wine cellar, office, gym, bonus room & safe room, complemented by an additional 2,500 SqFt of rooftop terrace, presenting
Prime Location - Old Northeast in St Petersburg, walking distance to downtown! Rare Opportunity to own Completely Renovated Single Family House with a Separate INCOME Producing Property in the Backyard. Each unit was thoughtfully designed to maximize comfort, style and efficiency. Plenty of natural light, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. Sold FULLY FURNISHED and upgraded to modern living
Beautiful Two-Story Home in Historic Old Northeast area is now available and NOT in a flood or evacuation zone!!Just steps from 4th street, the waterfront and dog park, with vibrant downtown St. Pete in your backyard, this 1,782 sq ft home lives much larger thanks to soaring 10-foot ceilings on both levels.A welcoming front porch sets the tone—perfect for your morning coffee and enjoying
WALK TO DOWNTOWN! St. Pete historic “Old NE” corner home with adjacent tandem 2-Car Garage – featuring a 1 bedrm/ 1 bath (590 sqft) rental apartment on top for added income! Live the CHARM OF YESTERYEAR in this cute 2-story, classic, 1925-built custom home with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths (1566 sqft). The “neighborly” front porch (22 x7) welcomes guests to “stay and sit a spell.” A wood-burning
Experience the charm of this cozy Old Northeast 1-bedroom, 1-bath, first-floor apartment located just moments from downtown and all the activity along 4th Street. Enjoy easy access to nearby coffee shops, local eateries, and popular St. Pete destinations such as Vinoy Park, St. Pete Pier, Crescent Lake, and Mirror Lake. Originally built in 1918, this unique space features a fun blend of vintage
~~FOR LEASE SHORT TERM, SEASONAL OR LONG TERM~~AVAIBALE NOW~~FURNISHED~~Welcome to this beautifully updated townhome in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg, offering modern living just steps from the waterfront. This light-filled home features gorgeous light wood floors throughout, a brand-new kitchen with stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and stylish finishes. The updated
Discover this charming 1-bedroom, 1-bath rental located at 333 9th Ave N, just minutes from all the energy and convenience of Downtown St. Petersburg. This updated unit offers a bright and open living space with plenty of natural light, a comfortable bedroom, and a well-appointed bathroom. The kitchen features ample cabinet storage and functional counter space, perfect for everyday cooking. Enjoy
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