Our Favorite Neighborhoods

Old Northeast Neighborhood

St. Petersburg is a diverse and vibrant city with many unique neighborhoods, each with its own character and charm.

One of the most picturesque and historic neighborhoods is Old Northeast, which is known for its beautiful homes, tree-lined streets, and access to Coffee Pot Bayou.

Walking through Old Northeast feels like stepping back in time. The neighborhood features stunning architecture from the early 1900s, including classic Spanish and Craftsman-style homes. Many of these homes have been carefully preserved and renovated over the years, giving the neighborhood a timeless quality.

Another great neighborhood in St. Petersburg with old charm is Historic Kenwood. It is located just west of Downtown and is known for its beautiful bungalows, brick streets, and tree-lined avenues.

Historic Kenwood Neighborhood

One of the advantages of living in Historic Kenwood is its proximity to the vibrant Central Avenue corridor. This area is home to some of the city's hottest restaurants, bars, and shops, making it a great place to spend a night out. Despite being so close to the action, Historic Kenwood still has a quiet, residential feel, which is ideal for families or anyone looking for a peaceful retreat.

Old Southeast has many of the Old Northeast charm, with a twist, you're close to the beach at Lassing Park, an open green field that leads right to the sandy coast. 

If you're looking for a neighborhood that combines art, culture, and nightlife, then the Grand Central District is the perfect place for you. Located just south of downtown, this neighborhood has been revitalized in recent years, and is now home to a thriving arts community and a diverse range of restaurants, bars, and shops.

Grand Central District

Allendale & Euclid Heights boasts quiet, tree-lined streets with an incredible community. You will find lots of parks and open spaces nearby. It's also close to the highway, so great for commuters. 

Historic Roser Park - oh, the charm! You almost feel like you are in another place. Unique tree lined brick streets. Roser park follows Booker Creek along the northern border of the historic district. If you haven't been, check this charming neighborhood out. 

We are just getting started. Stay tuned for more of St. Pete's neighborhoods!

Historic Roser Park