Located in the Oakwood Gardens neighborhood of North St. Pete, this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home with a 1-car garage sits on a 10,659 sq ft fully fenced lot, outside of a flood zone and has been thoughtfully upgraded with over $100,000 in improvements since 2022. The biggest ticket item speaks for itself: brand-new Anderson hurricane-impact windows ($58,000) installed in 2025, delivering storm protection, energy efficiency, and quiet you can actually feel. The entire HVAC system - equipment and ductwork, was replaced in 2023 and paired with blown attic insulation for year-round comfort and lower utility costs. New LVT flooring was just laid in 2025. The primary suite has been thoughtfully upgraded with a dedicated mini-split for independent climate control, custom closet units, and motorized power blinds. Outside, the pool deck has been refinished (2025), and the fully fenced backyard includes a dedicated playground area with new equipment and perimeter fencing, a rare find on a lot this size in the city. The outdoor kitchen features built-in cabinets, a sink, countertop, and dedicated plumbing — set up and ready for entertaining. A Ring security system, exterior cameras, and updated exterior lighting round out the improvements. Roof (2021). This is not a flip. This is a homeowner who invested in the right things — structure, systems, and storm protection — so the next owner walks in with confidence and nothing on the to-do list.
Listing courtesy of COMPASS FLORIDA LLC. 727-380-2067
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