Cozy Cottage Walkable to Bay & Parks

Here are some highlights of the neighborhood around 176 22nd Ave NE, located in the heart of St. Pete’s Historic Old Northeast: - Charming, tree‑lined streets: Brick avenues with granite curbs, hexagonal sidewalks, and majestic live oaks, palms, and magnolias create a serene, shaded atmosphere perfect for strolls or bike rides. - Rich architectural tapestry: A mix of early-20th-century bungalow, Mediterranean Revival, Craftsman, Tudor, and Colonial-style homes—many historic landmarks—sets a picturesque scene . - Close‑knit community vibes: Residents enjoy porch gatherings, holiday events, yard sales, and feel connected through the volunteer-run Old Northeast neighborhood association (HONNA). - Parks & waterfront access: Easy access to Coffee Pot Bayou (with manatees and dolphins), North Shore Park (beach, playgrounds, walking trails), Vinoy Park, and Sunken Gardens—all within walking distance. - Urban convenience: Walk to downtown’s dining, boutique shops, galleries, theaters, and staples like Trader Joe’s and Mazzaro’s Italian Market. - Historic roots & charm: Dating back to the early 1900s, it’s one of St. Petersburg’s oldest neighborhoods with over 3,000 historic buildings—praised by The New York Times as a premier address. In short, this location offers a delightful blend of historic charm, lush surroundings, waterfront recreation, community warmth, and easy access to city amenities. Nearby Crescent Lake Park is a popular destination for a variety of activities. Bring a blanket or enjoy Healthy St. Pete's Free Yoga in the Park class at the park. You will also find a playground, dog park, the TASCO's Center for Teen Technology, recreation trails and Huggins-Stengel Sports Complex at this park. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a returning friend, we invite you to explore the immersive greenery, vibrant blooms, and year-round lushness at Sunken Gardens. Sunken Gardens offers garden tours, horticultural programs, special events, field trips, weddings, and private and corporate rentals so you can get the most out of this local gem.

Getting Around - Walk & Bike Friendly: The neighborhood is flat and perfect for walking or cycling. You’re just minutes from Coffee Pot Bayou, North Shore Park, Crescent Lake, Sunken Gardens, and downtown shops. - Bike Trails: The nearby Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail stretches over 40 miles through St. Pete—a great option for longer rides. - Micromobility: Take advantage of city e-bike and e-scooter rentals under St. Pete’s “complete streets” programs. - Public Transit: PSTA buses run on 22nd Ave (Route 22), and express/trolley routes connect downtown, the Pier district, and beaches. The SunRunner BRT also offers fast service to Gulfport and St. Pete Beach. Parking Options - Private Detached Garage: The property includes a detached garage off the alley behind the cottage—ample space for 1–2 cars.. - On‑Street Parking: Most residential streets in Old Northeast allow free parking (north of 9th Ave N), though some areas are metered or time-limited—pay via ParkMobile ($1–$1.50/hr). - Public Lots & Garages: Downtown St. Pete features multiple garages (Sundial, SouthCore) with thousands of spaces and clear signage—about a 5–10‑min walk. - Park & Ride: For guests needing to commute by bus, PSTA’s 22nd Ave Park‑N‑Ride lot is nearby and offers free daily parking. Summary for Guests - Drive: Use the private garage for 1 car; second vehicle can park on street (free or metered), or in public lots downtown. - Bike/Scooter/Walk: Ideal for exploring nearby parks, waterfronts, and downtown amenities. - Transit: Nearby bus/trolley routes and BRT make getting to the Pier or beaches easy—no car needed for local sightseeing.