3763 18th Ave S

Listing Description

               🏡 3763 18th Ave S, St. Petersburg, FL 33711 Draft Property Overview
✔ Vacant Residential Lot
✔ ~0.12 acres (verify public record)
✔ Zoned for single-family residential use (verify with City of St. Petersburg)
✔ Located in south St. Petersburg, close to Gulfport, downtown, and Gulf beaches

🌟 Features & Highlights
✔ Cleared/level lot ready for new construction (verify site condition)
✔ Room for a single-family home with yard, garden, or outdoor living space
✔ Utilities available at street: water, sewer, and electric (verify with municipality)
✔ Established neighborhood setting with sidewalks and mature trees
✔ Excellent opportunity for custom build, seasonal residence, or long-term investment

🌊 Water Access & Views
✔ Not waterfront, but minutes to Boca Ciega Bay, Gulfport Marina, and Gulf beaches
✔ Nearby Lake Maggiore and Boyd Hill Nature Preserve for outdoor recreation

📍 Location & Surroundings
✔ Situated in South St. Petersburg with quick access to I-275
✔ Minutes from downtown St. Pete’s arts, dining, and waterfront entertainment
✔ Close to Gulfport’s shops, cafés, and marina
✔ Convenient to Tropicana Field, St. Pete Pier, and beaches

⚡ Zoning & Utilities
✔ Zoning: Residential (verify lot/building requirements with City of St. Petersburg)
✔ Utilities: Public water, sewer, and electric available (verify connection fees)

🎓 Schools (verify local zoning)
✔ Fairmount Park Elementary (PK–5)
✔ Azalea Middle School (6–8)
✔ Gibbs High School (9–12)

💰 Price & Taxes
✔ Annual Property Taxes: ~$500–$1,000 (verify Pinellas County records)

📊 Community Snapshot (approx. 1-mile radius)
✔ Median Household Income: ~$45,000–$55,000
✔ Median Home Value: ~$220,000–$260,000
✔ Average Age: ~39 years

✨ Summary
3763 18th Ave S offers a vacant ~0.12-acre residential lot in south St. Petersburg, ready for a custom home or investment property. With utilities available at the street, a level lot, and zoning that supports single-family construction, this site provides a solid foundation for building. Located minutes from Gulfport, downtown St. Pete, and Gulf Coast beaches, it offers both convenience and future value potential.

🏡 St. Petersburg, Florida Community Overview
St. Petersburg (“St. Pete”) is a vibrant city in Pinellas County known for its sunny climate, waterfront lifestyle, and cultural attractions. With a mix of historic neighborhoods, modern development, and access to Gulf beaches, it’s one of the most desirable metro areas in Florida.

🏡 Real Estate & Housing
✔ Single-family homes – Affordable postwar homes in south St. Pete neighborhoods
✔ Historic bungalows – Found in Kenwood and Old Northeast
✔ Waterfront estates & condos – Along Tampa Bay and Gulf beaches
💰 Median home price: More affordable inland, higher near downtown and waterfront

✅ Why People Love St. Petersburg
✔ Sunshine City—360+ days of sun per year
✔ Thriving arts and food scene downtown
✔ Gulfport’s eclectic, walkable community nearby
✔ Access to world-class beaches within 15–20 minutes
✔ Cultural vibrancy with music, arts, and sports

🏖️ Lifestyle & Attractions
✔ St. Pete Pier – Dining, parks, and waterfront views
✔ Tropicana Field – Home of the Tampa Bay Rays
✔ Salvador Dalí Museum & Museum of Fine Arts
✔ Gulfport Art Walk and marina waterfront
✔ Boyd Hill Nature Preserve – Trails, birdwatching, and Lake Maggiore

📊 Demographics & Economy
Population: ~260,000 (city), ~1M+ (Pinellas County metro)
Median household income: ~$65,000 (varies by neighborhood)
Key industries:
Healthcare & education
Tourism & hospitality
Technology & professional services

🎓 Education & Schools
✔ Served by Pinellas County School District
✔ Specialty and magnet programs in nearby schools
✔ Access to St. Petersburg College, Eckerd College, and USF St. Pete

🚗 Transportation & Accessibility
✔ I-275 provides quick routes to Tampa, Sarasota, and Clearwater
✔ Tampa International Airport – ~30 minutes
✔ St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport – ~20 minutes
✔ SunRunner BRT line connects downtown to the beaches

☀️ Climate & Outdoor Living
✔ Subtropical climate with year-round sunshine
✔ Ideal for boating, fishing, golf, and waterfront living
✔ Frequent community events, festivals, and farmers markets

St. Petersburg offers a unique blend of affordability, culture, and coastal living—making it one of Florida’s most sought-after lifestyle destinations.