812 37th Avenue South

Mediterranean-style charm, a spacious fenced yard, and exceptional access to St. Petersburg’s favorite water and recreation spots—this 2003-built 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is ready for your Florida lifestyle. Bring the boat, kayak, paddleboard, fishing gear, and swimsuit: Lake Maggiore’s boat ramp is only about a half-block away, while the Coquina boat ramp and Grandview Park are approximately two blocks from home. Downtown St. Petersburg is just minutes away, offering the ideal blend of outdoor adventure and city convenience. Inside, lofted ceilings enhance the bright, open feel of the home, while the practical split-bedroom floor plan provides privacy and flexibility. The primary suite is positioned separately from the guest bedrooms and features an en-suite bath with a double-sink vanity and a walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms and a full guest bath are conveniently located off the living area—ideal for family, guests, a home office, or a dedicated creative space. A side-load garage adds convenience and curb appeal, while the new roof provides an important recent upgrade. Situated on a quiet, well-kept street, the property also lies in Flood Zone X, where flood insurance is generally not required by lenders. Step outside to one of this home’s most memorable features: a very large, fully fenced backyard with an established edible food forest. Enjoy fresh, seasonal harvests from banana, guava, papaya, Jamaican cherry, mulberry, turmeric, ginger, moringa, Cuban oregano, and sweet potatoes—all already growing for the next homeowner. There is still abundant room to make the space your own: design a poolside retreat, cultivate expanded garden beds, create an outdoor kitchen or entertaining area, give pets room to play, or simply relax beneath the Florida sky. The combination of usable fenced space and established edible landscaping makes this yard both practical and special. Seller may consider flexible buyer incentives, including a lease-purchase arrangement, an interest-rate buydown, or a contribution toward allowable closing costs, subject to mutually agreeable terms.