Tyrone Middle School

It's a solid west St Petersburg choice for buyers who want an everyday, walkable neighborhood close to the Gulf beaches and shopping. The mix of compact single-family homes and steady turnover — 700 sales in the past year — points to a stable, lived-in community rather than a speculative one.

Not by St Petersburg standards — the median list price is $349,000, and active listings run from $59,900 up to $1,250,000, so there's genuine range. Compared with pricier zones like the Bay Point Middle School area, this pocket is one of the more attainable ways in.

Expect a median around $349,000, with pricing averaging about $255 per square foot on a median home size of roughly 1,172 sqft. Only one active listing tops $1M, so this is very much a mid-market neighborhood rather than a luxury one.

It's balanced and reasonable for buyers, with 163 active listings and a median of 39 days on market. Sellers are averaging 97% of their asking price, which tells you there's room to negotiate but no widespread desperation — a healthy middle ground.

Median property tax runs about $2,510 a year, which is manageable for this price point. HOA costs vary by property — the median sits near $500/month where fees apply, so check each listing carefully, as many single-family homes here carry no HOA at all.