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Welcome to Woodlawn Oaks
Woodlawn Oaks is one of 100 neighborhoods in Saint Petersburg. The city was founded in 1875 by John C. Williams and officially became a city in 1903. The city holds a lot of history as it is the birthplace of the first major newspaper in the Tampa Bay region, the St. Petersburg Times, which is now the only remaining newspaper in the region and called the Tampa Bay Times. Woodlawn Oaks is in an ideal location, just a short drive from the well-known Vinoy Park and the St. Pete Pier. The Woodlawn Sports Complex is home to the city's recreational leagues and many courts and fields to enjoy. "You're just so close to everything," says Elizabeth Zamora-Pena, a local Realtor with Lionheart Brokers. "It's a great neighborhood with access to everything—beaches, Downtown, the pier, the stadium, restaurants, entertainment—the list goes on." Whether it's just for daily exercise or organized activities, this close-knit community is very active and there is always something for those of all ages to do.
The Woodlawn Oaks has a welcoming colorful row of homes with a generous sidewalk.
Woodlawn Oaks can retail options and is close to Downtown St. Petersburg.
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Easy commutes via I-275
For those planning to commute for work, the Woodlawn Oaks neighborhood is conveniently located near Interstate 275, which provides access to the City of Tampa, while Downtown St. Petersburg is easily accessible from the neighborhood as well. The neighborhood is also within a short drive of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge that connects Pinellas County to the other side of the Tampa Bay region. Some major employers within a short driving distance to the neighborhood include Raymond James, Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, Home Shopping Network, Jabil Circuit and Public. Being close to the beach, tourism jobs are also plentiful and a short commute away.
The downtown St. Petersburg area is breathtaking from the Woodlawn Oaks views.
Woodlawn Oaks can retail options and is close to Downtown St. Petersburg.
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Historic bungalows add character
The homes in Woodlawn Oaks are typically midcentury modern ramblers, Craftsman-style homes and older bungalows dating as far back as the 1920s. "The houses around here have so much character," says Zamora-Pena. "There are historic homes that have been remodeled. It's a very sought-after area; people just love it." There has been some new construction in the area and renovations to older homes that bring some southern charm back into the area. Home prices generally range from $250,000 to $795,000.
The Woodlawn Oaks has a welcoming colorful row of homes with a generous sidewalk.
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Education in St. Pete
Children in the area attend Woodlawn Elementary School, which has an overall Niche grade of C-plus. There, students can get active with the St. Anthony's Meek and Mighty Triathlon Team, get their hands dirty in the school's vegetable garden or help the community through the Feeding Tampa Bay Pantry Program. Next, kids attend John Hopkins Middle School, which has an overall Niche grade of C. The school is a recipient of the Magnet Schools of America School of Distinction Award and is home to the district's only professional theater at the middle school level. The school has an award-winning Jr. Thespian Troupe and journalism program. St. Petersburg High School has an overall Niche grade of A and is home to the state's first International Baccalaureate Diploma Program. Students can participate in the AVID program, AP classes and Dual Enrollment with St. Pete College. St. Petersburg High has an award-winning chorus and band and competitive athletic programs that regularly place in state championships.
St. Petersburg Highschool Offers beautiful facilities, and is a common option for many students.
Woodlawn Elementary School provides an educational foundation for young minds.
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An athlete's dream
Woodlawn Oaks is around two miles from Downtown St. Petersburg and Tropicana Field, making it easy for residents to travel to watch a Tampa Bay Rays game. Living in the city of St. Petersburg also allows for frequent beach visits. Located eight miles from Woodlawn Oaks, St. Pete Beach has plenty of local restaurants, shops and beautiful white sand beaches that the locals cherish as much as the tourists. The Police Athletic League of St. Petersburg is also in the area. Located in many communities around the country, this league allows for a connection between law enforcement and citizens of the neighborhood. Woodlawn Park is a popular park that provides ball fields with covered bleachers, tennis courts, basketball courts and a racquetball court, all of which are lighted. The park offers a playground and multiple athletic league programs for all ages.
Tropicana Field is downtown Woodlawn Oaks in Saint Petersburg, FL.
There is a volley ball court at Woodlawn Park in Woodlawn Oaks.
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Browse the Saturday Morning Market
Residents are within walking distance of local shops, restaurants and a CrossFit gym. Within driving distance is the Saturday Morning Market. This farmers market occurs at Williams Park all summer before moving to Al Lang Stadium in October. The market has fresh fruit and vegetables and local vendors serving delicious snacks and smoothies. Many local businesses are on hand, offering various goods and fresh flowers. When locals get hungry, they can head to eateries like Ichiban Japanese or El Tenampa Mexican-American. Resident bookworms flock to Wilson's Book World for a selection of used titles.
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The people here aren't the best, but you always meet a select few that you can keep close. The atmosphere is nice especially for someone adventurous and that loves nature.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Woodlawn Oaks
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Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
6
4
Crime Score
5
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Woodlawn Oaks Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Woodlawn Oaks, Saint Petersburg sell after 73 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Woodlawn Oaks, Saint Petersburg over the last 12 months is $490,712, up 18% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
*Not in a flood zone* Gorgeous 3/2 single family home featuring updated appliances and lots of natural light. Totaling 1,550 sq ft, the house boasts luxury tile in the common areas and carpet in each bedroom. The oversized en-suite bedroom is located at one end of the house and contains two walk-in closets and an enormous shower. The remaining two bedrooms are nicely sized and have large closets.
Available Now! Unfurnished Annual Rental – Beautifully Updated 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home with Bonus Room, Oversized 2 Car Attached Garage, Huge Screened Lanai and Deck. North St. Pete Uptown location just minutes from Shopping Dining & Entertainment, Crescent Lake, Downtown St. Petersburg & the Beaches! Boasting almost 2,000SF of Flexible Living Space, this home is Overflowing with Charm & Character
3/1 house with fenced backyard, off-street parking, alley access. The home has a large living room, large kitchen and dining area will accommodate a large table. The bedrooms are a nice size. Bonus laundry room with hook-ups. The property has a large fenced yard and is in close proximity to I-275, downtown St Pete, shopping and restaurants.
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