Historic Kenwood Quadruplex Investment | Walk to Grand Central & Downtown. Located at 1846 2nd Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33713, this rare 1921 Craftsman Quadruplex in highly sought-after Historic Kenwood offers the perfect blend of historic charm and income-producing potential. Featuring 3 one-bedroom/one-bath units and 1 three-bedroom/one-bath unit, totaling 2,622 sq ft, this multi-family property sits on a generous 60x80 lot with a 2-car garage and always, plenty of street parking. Positioned in Flood Zone X (non-evacuation zone) with new impact windows, new premium vinyl siding, and central A/C in all 4 units — no wall or window units, this is a turnkey opportunity with upside. Zoned Multi-Family (10 units or less), ideal for a 1031 exchange, house hacking (“live in one, rent the others”), or long-term portfolio hold. Each unit is individually metered for electricity and gas. The landlord pays for water. Walk or bike to Grand Central District, the Edge District, and Downtown St. Pete — minutes from Central Avenue dining, breweries, museums, waterfront parks, and vibrant nightlife. Enjoy oak-lined streets, hex paver sidewalks, and one of Florida’s highest concentrations of historic bungalows in this nationally recognized and designated Arts district. Opportunities like this in the Historic Kenwood are rare. Invest where lifestyle and income meet. Call today.
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