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STELLAR as distributed by MLS GRID / Listed By: Coldwell Banker Realty - Contact: 727-822-9111
STELLAR as distributed by MLS GRID / Listed By: Coldwell Banker Realty - Contact: 727-822-9111 4200 1st Street N St Petersburg, FL 33703
Sold on 09/02/2025
$2,100,000 (USD)
Description
Sold Date:
09/02/2025
09/02/2025
Taxes
$14,166(2024)
$14,166(2024)
Lot Size
0.37 acres
0.37 acres
Type
Multifamily
Multifamily
Year Built
1972
1972
County
Pinellas County
Pinellas County
Listed By
Jim Blackmon, Coldwell Banker Realty, Contact: 727-822-9111
Bought with
Wesley Wolk, Wolk Property Group, LLC
Wesley Wolk, Wolk Property Group, LLC
Source
STELLAR
Last checked Sep 22 2026 at 6:56 PM GMT+0000
STELLAR
Last checked Sep 22 2026 at 6:56 PM GMT+0000
Bathroom Details
Interior Features
- Inside Utility
- Unfurnished
- Solid Wood Cabinets
- Solid Surface Counters
- Living Room/Dining Room Combo
- Storage Rooms
- Appliances: Dishwasher
- Appliances: Electric Water Heater
- Appliances: Refrigerator
- Ceiling Fans(s)
- Appliances: Range Hood
- Appliances: Microwave
- Appliances: Range
- Thermostat
Subdivision
- La Salle Gardens Charles Rep
Property Features
- Foundation: Slab
- Foundation: Concrete Perimeter
Heating and Cooling
- Central
- Electric
- Central Air
Flooring
- Terrazzo
Exterior Features
- Stucco
- Concrete
- Roof: Built-Up
Utility Information
- Utilities: Cable Available, Public, Water Connected, Water Source: Public, Bb/Hs Internet Available, Electricity Connected, Sewer Connected, Underground Utilities
- Sewer: Public Sewer
Parking
- Assigned
Living Area
- 8,000 sqft
Listing Price History
Date
Event
Price
% Change
$ (+/-)
Jul 31, 2025
Price Changed
$2,495,000
-3%
-$80,000
Jul 14, 2025
Listed
$2,575,000
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Additional Information: Coldwell Banker Realty | 727-822-9111
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10 unit solid concrete block apartment building in Northeast St. Pete. This building did not suffer any flooding, or adverse effects whatsoever from last years storms! Two story building with (3) 2 bedroom, 2 bath units, (7) 1 bedroom, 1 bath units and a dedicated laundry room. Building was built in 1972, and completely top to bottom “to the studs” renovated in 2017. Each unit has the same finishes: solid wood kitchen cabinetry featuring built in wine rack, granite countertops with undermount kitchen sink, four piece stainless steel appliance suite, central AC, 100 percent hurricane impact windows and doors, subway tile shower tile, with cast iron Kohler soaking tubs. Every plumbing unit in the building (toilets, tubs, shower valves, sink faucets) is Kohler, every light fixture LED, all interior doors in the building were replaced, all water heaters were replaced, as was roof. Walkways were redone with long lasting commercial coating. Added bonus: professionally refinished terrazzo flooring throughout the building; no expense ever for flooring between tenants!
Historical vacancy since renovation is virtually non existent. Northeast park is one of the most desirable neighborhoods in St. Petersburg, close to dining and restaurants, and this is a completely modernized building. Variations in rent between units of the same size are not due to quality of finishes (since all units were remodeled at the same time); but rather how long a tenant has been in the building. The lower the rent, the long the tenure. Moving forward, the “value add” is simply increasing rents to make them uniform when owner so chooses.