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Places This Week: Euclid-Saint Paul home sells in one day
A weekly roundup of notable local real estate news.
Listed on July 2 and an offer made the same day, a four bedroom, three-and-a-half bath home at 1915 10th Street N., in the Euclid-Saint Paul neighborhood of St. Petersburg, closed Aug. 4 for a consideration of $1.1 million – the same amount as the listed price.
Built In 1940, the two-story Tudor-style bungalow offers 2,400 gross square feet and is situated on a 0.2-acre plot of land. It was fully remodeled in 2020 and a new roof was installed in June of this year.
The 1,468 square-foot first floor features spacious living and dining areas; a kitchen with quartz countertops, a custom hood and a breakfast nook; and a bonus room that can be used as a home office or playroom. The primary suite, with an ensuite bath, a guest room and a second full bath are also located on this level.
Upstairs is a 532 square-foot loft with a reading nook, two additional bedrooms and a full bath.
Outside is a large pool, a firepit and a 400 square-foot detached two-car garage with a half-bath.
Highlights include restored hardwood floors, hurricane impact windows, updated electrical and exterior accent lighting on timers. The location offers easy access to downtown St. Petersburg.
The seller purchased the property in 2022 for $1.065 million. The listing was courtesy of Tricia Ulrich with Coldwell Banker Realty. Leah Herzwurm with Compass Florida, LLC represented the buyer.
1258 19th Street N., St. Petersburg. Photo: Crexi.com.
Former 1926 feed store for sale
A 10,870 gross square-foot flexible warehouse, at 1258 19th Street N. in the Woodlawn District of St. Petersburg, has listed for sale with an asking price of $1.33 million. Built in 1926 and with the original structure intact, this building is eligible for historical designation and tax incentives.
In 1913, when Pinellas County was mostly horse farms, orange groves and dirt roads, Boxford Neeld opened a feed store at 7th Street and 1st Avenue S., St. Petersburg. Needing more space, he, along with Geo Gordon, opened the Neeld-Gordon Co. Garden Center Inc. at the Woodlawn location in 1926.
Rick Golding and his partners, George and Peggy Coston, took over the store in 1975. As big box establishments such as Home Depot began to emerge, sales declined. Golding, who had previously worked in the lawn mowing industry, began selling lawn motor parts and offering repairs in addition to the continuing sale of agricultural and garden products.
The store remained open until 2019 when it was sold to Florida Elm LLC. In April 2021, Natalie Conner, who owns two Love My Dog Resorts and Mutts & Martinis in St. Petersburg, purchased the property in 2021 for $600,000 under the registered name Chillax for Pets LLC.
In the front of the building are private offices and a dedicated conference/showroom space with brand-new subfloors. In the back is an expansive open warehouse.
The 0.32-acre parcel is under IT zoning, allowing for such uses as a high-end showroom, auto shop, craft brewery or art studio. The land backs up to a railroad, is next door to Outcast Brewing and adjacent to Woodlawn Park.
The listing is provided by Jake Wollman with Keller Williams Commercial.
Disston Plaza, St. Petersburg: Photo: LoopNet.com.
Disston Plaza changes ownership
The sale of Disston Plaza, a Publix-anchored shopping center at 3501-3739 49th Street N., St. Petersburg, closed July 29 for $31.44 million.
The property comprises six structures that were built between 1961 and 1989 and range in size from 10,600 to 25,132 heated square feet, and a Publix supermarket that was torn down and rebuilt in 2018 with 46,855 heated square feet.
The 26 retailers include a Bealls Outlet, Pet Supermarket, Dollar Tree, The UPS Store, a pizzeria, liquor store, medical equipment supplier and more.
Situated on 12.03 acres of land, the property provides 700 parking spaces and pylon signage. There is currently 10,544 square feet available for lease, including 2,000, 3,600 and 4,954 square-foot spaces.
The seller, Blackstone, Inc., an investment and alternative asset manager with headquarters in New York City, purchased the property from Sembler Co. in 2019 for $27.75 million.
The purchaser, Soundwater Properties, is a West Hartford, Connecticut real estate operator whose portfolio currently includes seven assets totaling more than 730,000 square feet and a market value of approximately $210 million.
19816 Gulf Blvd., Unit 502, Indian Shores. Photo: Realtor.com.
Indian Shores condo lists for $4.4 million
A fifth-floor condominium located in the Onella, a 10-unit property built in 2018 at 19816 Gulf Blvd., Indian Shores, has listed for $4.4 million.
Unit 502 is a 3,620 square-foot residence with an open-concept floor plan, four bedrooms, three full bathrooms and one half-bath.
The chef’s kitchen is equipped with coastal white shaker-style cabinetry, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, a large island prep center, breakfast bar, pantry and separate wine chiller.
The owner’s suite features private access to a 570 square-foot beach-facing balcony, a designer closet system with a center-island dresser and built-ins, and a luxury ensuite bath with dual vanities, a stand-alone soaking tub and a glass rain shower enclosure.
A second bedroom also features an ensuite bath with custom finishes. Bedrooms three and four are oversized and share a jack-n-jill bath.
The complex provides a private heated pool and spa with a lounging area and outdoor dining spaces. Additional amenities include a laundry facility, in-unit storage and a private two-car garage.
The seller, represented by Dania Perry with Century 21 Jim White & Associates, purchased the condominium in 2023 for $3.95 million.
539 New York Avenue, Dunedin. Photo: Crexi.com.
10-unit multifamily for sale in Dunedin
Dunedin Place Apartments, a 10-unit multifamily complex at 539 New York Avenue, Dunedin, has entered the market for a consideration of $2.36 million.
The five structures, with two units each, were built in 1968 and are situated on nearly an acre of land. Four offer 1,892 square feet of living space and one with 1,070 square feet.
The complex provides a mixture of one- and two-bedroom apartments with an average layout of 870 square feet. They are all equipped with washer/dryer hook-ups, and the two-bedroom units include a den which can be used as an office or additional guest space.
Two-car garages with 484 square feet are attached to each building, and a private swimming pool is shared by all residents.
Recent upgrades include new HVAC systems, water heaters and plumbing in select units.
The property is located in a residential neighborhood, minutes from downtown Dunedin, BayCare Health System/Mease Dunedin Hospital and TD Ballpark, spring training home of the Toronto Blue Jays.
The seller, Steven and Carole Jackson, under the registered name Action Jackson Investments II, LLC, purchased the property in 2022 for $1.6 million. The listing is provided by Eve Lowry and Cary Brown with Franklin Street Tampa.
216 10th Avenue NE, St. Petersburg. Photo: Homes.com.
1915 Craftsman-style bungalow triplex lists in the Old Northeast
A two-building property at 216 10th Avenue NE, in the Old Northeast neighborhood of St. Petersburg, has listed for $1.675 million.
The two structures, each built in 1915, are situated on a 0.17-acre parcel of land.
A single-story home, with 1,040 square feet of living space and a 300 square-foot porch, sits in the front of the property. It is currently configured with two one-bedroom, one-bath units with full kitchens.
In the back is a two-story structure with a two-car, 520 square-foot garage on the lower level and an 850 square-foot, two-bedroom/one-bath apartment above. Recently renovated, the unit features a sunroom, hardwood floors, a kitchen with a walk-in pantry and stainless-steel appliances, a washer and dryer and updated electrical and plumbing.
Outside is mature landscaping, a brand-new inground pool and a newly-tiled patio area.
The seller, represented by David Rufo with LPT Realty, LLC, purchased the property in 2022 for $1.3 million.
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