Investment Opportunity in the Heart of St. Petersburg!

Welcome to 1340 13th Avenue South, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 — a rare duplex opportunity in one of St. Pete’s fastest-growing and most desirable areas.

This income-producing duplex features two 2-bedroom, 1-bath units with a combined 1,552 square feet of living space, situated on a 5,245-square-foot lot just minutes from Downtown St. Petersburg.

Whether you’re an investor looking for strong cash flow, a homeowner wanting to house hack, or a developer seeking future upside, this property checks all the boxes.

Property Highlights:

? Duplex with two separate 2-bedroom, 1-bath units

? 1,552 total square feet of living space

? 5,245-square-foot lot with additional development potential

? Potential to add an ADU (buyer to verify with city)

? Ideal for owner-occupants, long-term rentals, or Section 8 housing

? Strong rental demand in a rapidly appreciating neighborhood

? Located in highly sought-after ZIP code 33705

Prime Location:

?? Minutes from Downtown St. Petersburg

?? Near Tropicana Field and the Historic Gas Plant District redevelopment

?? Approximately 15 minutes to St. Pete Beach and the Gulf of Mexico

?? Convenient access to shopping, dining, hospitals, and major employment centers

Investor Potential:

This property offers multiple exit strategies:

Live in one unit and rent the other

Rent both units for immediate cash flow

Utilize Section 8 rental opportunities with strong payment potential

Explore adding an ADU for additional income (buyer to verify)

Hold as a long-term asset in one of St. Petersburg’s most rapidly developing corridors

Properties with this combination of location, income potential, and future upside are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Whether you’re building your portfolio or looking for a property that can generate income while you live on-site, 1340 13th Avenue South is an opportunity worth exploring.

Schedule your private showing today and see why so many investors are targeting the 33705 market before prices move even higher.