Historic Kenwood

It's a strong fit for buyers who want architectural character and walkability close to downtown St Petersburg rather than a suburban feel. The bungalow-lined streets, proximity to Grand Central, and 28-minute reach to Tampa International Airport give it both charm and convenience. Compared to quieter areas like Winston Park, Kenwood is more urban and design-driven.

It sits in the mid-to-upper tier for St Petersburg, with a median list price of $732,500 and active listings running from about $599,990 up to $1,399,000. Average price per square foot is around $412 on a median home size of 2,057 square feet. Three of the current listings are priced above $1M, so there's a genuine luxury end to the market here.

Over the last 12 months 102 homes sold at a median price of $609,990, while current asking prices run higher at a $732,500 median. That gap partly reflects the 8 new-construction listings pushing the active median up. Expect roughly $412 per square foot depending on whether you're buying a restored bungalow or a new build.

It's balanced and steady — homes take a median of 39 days to sell, and sellers are getting about 97% of their asking price on average. With 16 active listings and 102 sales over the past year, there's reasonable inventory without a glut. Well-priced offers are landing, but there's room to negotiate on homes that have lingered.

Where an HOA applies, the median fee runs about $300 per month, and the median annual property tax is roughly $6,263. Many older individual bungalows carry no HOA at all, so the fee more often reflects newer or attached developments. As always, confirm the exact figures on any specific property before you write an offer.