4810 2ND AVENUE N

Vintage and restored 1923 bungalow in Central Park a subdivision of Central Oak Park Neighborhood filled with a mix of 1920’s bungalows and 1950’s ranches and a sprinkling of new builds that have easy access to downtown and beautiful beaches. True craftsman with newly restored, original wood floors, heavy base mill-work and crown moldings, tung and grove cedar and wood ceilings, bead board, 1920s back lit, built-in bookcases, crystal doorknobs, restored brass door hardware, cased windows many more fine details and finishes. This 3 bedroom home features an entertaining kitchen with large Island, upper and lower cabinet lighting, ample wood cabinets with pull outs, lazy-Susan, Carrera quartz countertops, newer stainless appliances include a 5 burner range with convection oven, French door refrigerator with ice-maker, Bosch dishwasher, microwave, and water filtration, new electrical and new PVC water supply line. The master bedroom (which can be used as a flex space, master bedroom or family room) has vaulted cedar tung and groove ceilings with exposed and back lit beams, cedar walk in closet, French doors to pavered patios, and newly renovated en-suite bath with all new shower and fixtures. The renovated main bathroom has a new tub shower with custom subway tile, new vanity and fixtures with bead board. Central AC, tankless water heater, full size LG top load washer & dryer in a dedicated laundry area, LED lighting, new ceiling fans, blinds and French doors with built-in blinds. Installation of a new Stone Pavers, 2 car side by side front driveway and new landscaping under way. Brick streets dating back to the 1920s add to the charm and character of the neighborhood and has among the highest and dry elevation in St. Petersburg. The Pinellas Trail originates a few blocks away and provides 43 miles of biking, running, or blading. The under construction rapid bus transit line to the beach is 2 blocks away. The Central Avenue Trolley will take you to the beach, strolling through St Petersburg’s trendy downtown, or having cocktails and a bite to eat in the eclectic Grand Central District.