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A quaint St. Pete community close to Downtown and beaches
Sandwiched halfway between Downtown St. Petersburg and Suncoast Gulf beaches is Tyrone Gardens. Though primarily residential, the quaint, square-shaped community is at the center of all the action. “The convenience factor is a big draw for people,” says Ken Rogers, Jr., Realtor for Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Properties Group—St. Pete Beach. Rogers has served the area for over 35 years. “It’s a great neighborhood where people know each other, and they like it because they can get to work or shopping easily. I think it’s a perfect blend of quiet residential and convenience to the city.” With a major thoroughfare running through the neighborhood, residents are 5 miles from Downtown, a vibrant shopping and dining district and Tropicana Field to the east. St. Pete Beach, Treasure Island and Gulfport’s lively Waterfront District are 4 miles west.
Tyrone Gardens is a short distance to the Gulf beaches of Treasure Island.
Some of the most shaded sidewalks make for a nice walk in Tyrone Gardens, FL.
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Four miles to St. Pete Beach
Tyrone Park is a neighborhood park accessed via a pedestrian bridge. It has a playground and plenty of shaded picnic space. Northwest Park is directly north and has pickleball courts, a community pool and ballfields. Northwest is also home to the J.W. Cate Recreation Center, which offers before- and after-school programming and recreation-league sports teams. The waterfront Jungle Prada de Narvaez Park is 3 miles west and has banyan and palm tree-covered paths, a fishing pier and several boat ramps with direct access to Boca Ciega Bay. St. Pete Beach and Treasure Island are 4 miles away. “That’s one of the best things when people are looking at moving to the area,” says DJ Soucy, Principal Real Estate Agent for DJ Soucy Group, serving the area for seven years. “You’re literally 15 minutes from the beach on a busy traffic day.”
Whatever you activity is, Northwest Park has it for you.
Get some one on one time with your dog on one of the benches around Tyrone Gardens.
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Surrounded by shopping, dining and entertainment
Tyrone Gardens Shopping Mall, in the neighborhood’s southwestern corner, offers Winn-Dixie, Big Lots and V9 Eats, a colorful, former service-station-turned-diner with a menu of hot dogs, burritos and sandwiches. Crossroads Shopping Center is 1 mile north along Highway 19. There, shoppers can find Burlington, Party City, T. J. Maxx and Home Depot. One mile beyond Crossroads is Tyrone Square, which offers ALDI, JCPenney and more big-box retailers. Athenian Garden is a nearby Greek restaurant known for its gyro wraps, souvlaki and falafel platters. Casita Taqueria is the go-to spot for authentic Mexican fare, with locals raving about its barbacoa and chipotle-braised chicken tacos. The vibrant Grand Central District, home to diverse dining, shopping and art galleries, is 4 miles east. “On this strip, we have a ton of mom and pops, independent microbreweries, coffee roasters and restaurants,” Soucy says. “The restaurant scene gets better and better each year.”
Winn Dixie is centrally located in Tyrone Gardens for convenient shopping needs.
Tyrone Square has familiar shops & department stores nearby to Tyrone Gardens neighborhood.
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Ramblers for under $500,000
Towering palms and oaks line Tyrone Gardens’ quiet, wide streets. The neighborhood is primarily filled with ranch- and prairie-style homes. “The price points are great for the area,” says Rogers. “The prices in Tyrone Gardens are way below what you find closer to Downtown or the waterfront.” Most homes were built in the early 1950s and range from the low-$200,000s for a two-bedroom over 800 square feet to the low-$400,000s for a three- or four-bedroom over 1,900 square feet. Few homes have garage parking, but driveways and streets are spacious, allowing plenty of room for multiple cars or boats. Most homes sit on lots of around 7,000 square feet, but a few stretch up to a quarter-acre with tropical landscaping and fenced-in backyards. Residents are within walking distance of Tyrone Park.
It's always a great day for a walk in Tyrone Gardens.
This lovely cottage style home enjoys a nice shade tree in the front yard of Tyrone Gardens, FL.
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Home to the top school district in the Tampa area
Pinellas County Schools serves the neighborhood and is ranked the No. 1 district in the Tampa-St. Petersburg area, according to Niche. Students can attend Northwest Elementary, Tyrone Middle and Boca Ciega High School. Northwest, which offers a multicultural committee, earns a B-plus grade on Niche, and Tyrone Middle scores a C-plus. Earning an A-minus on Niche, Boca Ciega High has soccer and lacrosse teams and a conservation club. Parents can also opt for area private schools, including Berkeley Preparatory, which earns an A-plus on Niche. College-bound students who want to stay close to home are within walking distance of St. Petersburg College's Gibbs campus, ranked the 11th-best value college in Florida.
Boca Ciega High is a great education option for the residents of Tyrone Gardens in Florida.
Azalea Middle School is preparing students of Tyrone Gardens for high school years.
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Five miles from Downtown St. Pete
Highway 19 cuts directly through the center of Tyrone Gardens, connecting to Interstate 275 and providing access to the rest of the area. Downtown St. Petersburg is 5 miles away, St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport is 14 miles away and Tampa is a 24-mile drive via the Howard Frankland Bridge. Public transit is convenient via Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority, with bus stops along 58th Street and 9th Avenue. The nearest hospital is HCA Florida St. Petersburg, a 2-mile drive northwest.
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On average, homes in Tyrone Gardens, Saint Petersburg sell after 57 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Tyrone Gardens, Saint Petersburg over the last 12 months is $325,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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