7225 33RD STREET N

Under contract-accepting backup offers. Welcome to this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath home in the heart of St. Petersburg, Florida, offering the peace of mind today's buyers are looking for. LOCATED IN A NO FLOOD ZONE (FLOOD ZONE X) WITH NO HISTORY OF FLOOD DAMAGE, this home typically does not require flood insurance by lenders, helping reduce monthly ownership costs. You'll also appreciate the reliability of UNDERGROUND POWER LINES and the convenience of FIBER INTERNET CAPABILITY—ideal for remote work, streaming, and modern living. Conveniently located just minutes from Gandy Boulevard and I-275, you'll enjoy quick access to Downtown St. Petersburg, Tampa, Tampa International Airport, the Gateway business district, shopping, dining, parks, and Florida's award-winning Gulf beaches. Inside, the home features durable luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout the main living areas, an updated kitchen with real wood soft-close cabinetry, Carrera quartz countertops, and a stainless steel appliance package. Both bathrooms have been tastefully updated with matching quartz countertops, creating a clean, cohesive, and modern design. Major improvements include permitted hurricane-impact windows, a 2010 roof, and a 3-ton Rheem HVAC system installed in 2012, providing added value and peace of mind. Fresh interior and exterior paint complete the move-in-ready appeal. The oversized attached two-car garage offers ample space for vehicles, storage, or a workshop, while the spacious backyard provides endless possibilities for entertaining, gardening, or creating your own private outdoor oasis. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, relocating to the Tampa Bay area, downsizing, or searching for an investment property in St. Petersburg, this home checks all the boxes with its exceptional location, thoughtful updates, and standout features including NO FLOOD ZONE, NO FLOOD DAMAGE, UNDERGROUND UTILITIES, AND FIBER INTERNET CAPABILITY. Homes offering this combination of location, infrastructure, and peace of mind are becoming increasingly difficult to find.