The one you’ve been waiting for—beautifully renovated, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, NON-FLOOD ZONE, effortlessly stylish, and ready to enjoy from the moment you arrive. Welcome to your turnkey St. Petersburg oasis at 4248 4th Ave S, where refined interiors, extensive upgrades, and inviting outdoor privacy set the stage for elevated everyday living. Impact-rated windows, luxury vinyl plank flooring, and recessed LED lighting create a polished aesthetic throughout, while a wood-burning fireplace adds warmth and timeless character. The beautifully appointed kitchen showcases quartz countertops, soft-close shaker cabinetry, and a stainless steel appliance suite—an elegant backdrop for quiet mornings and effortless entertaining. Completely renovated bathrooms carry the home’s sophisticated finishes into its private spaces, while a dedicated laundry room adds everyday convenience. Outside, brand-new landscaping creates a welcoming first impression, and six-foot vinyl privacy fencing transforms the backyard into a secluded retreat for leisurely afternoons and intimate evenings under the stars. Extensive improvements include a roof (2024), HVAC system (2025), and 50-gallon Rheem water heater (2025). With convenient access to downtown St. Petersburg, Gulf beaches, shopping, and dining, this move-in-ready oasis delivers exactly what you’ve been searching for: thoughtful renovations, beautiful finishes, and nothing left to do but unpack and enjoy.
Listing courtesy of COMPASS FLORIDA LLC. 727-380-2067
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