Historic Kenwood Multifamily Homes & Duplexes for Sale

Historic Kenwood in Saint Petersburg, west of Downtown St. Petersburg, is known for its diverse, artsy vibe and strong community spirit. Developed in 1912, it features historic architecture, including the highest concentration of Craftsman-style bungalows per square acre in the country. The neighborhood also includes Georgians, Dutch Colonial Revivals, Mediterranean Revivals, farmhouses, and contemporary two-story builds. The Historic Kenwood Neighborhood Association plays a significant role in preserving the area’s history and promoting public art, including murals and artist-created signposts. The neighborhood is home to a designated Artist Enclave, where creatives sell art from their home studios. Restaurants and shops line 5th Avenue and 34th Street, with popular spots like Beau & Mo’s Italian Steakhouse and Bula Kava Bar & Coffee House. The Grand Central District, just 2 minutes away, offers trendy eateries, shops, and art galleries. Historic Kenwood is also close to Seminole Park, which features a playground and walking paths, and the 52-acre Crescent Lake Park, about 3 miles away. Sunken Gardens, a major attraction with over 50,000 exotic plants and birds, is less than 4 miles east. The neighborhood is served by the Pinellas County School District, with students attending the highly rated St. Petersburg High. Historic Kenwood is safer than the national average, with a CAP Index Crime Score slightly higher than the national average. The area is well-connected, with Alternate U.S. Route 19, Interstate 275, and Highway 19 providing access to Downtown St. Petersburg, Tampa International Airport, and Tampa. Public transportation is available through the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority.