Under contract-accepting backup offers. Welcome to 3135 6th Ave N, a bright and beautifully updated 2-bedroom, 1-bath 1932 bungalow located in the heart of Historic Kenwood, one of St. Petersburgs most celebrated creative neighborhoods. As part of the official Historic Kenwood Artist Enclave, this property is more than just a home. Its a place where you can live, work, and legally create or sell your art from your residence. Start your day on the inviting covered front porch, the perfect spot for morning coffee or a quiet evening under the canopy of this walkable, tree-lined neighborhood. Inside, youll findhardwood floors, UV-tinted windows that let in soft, filtered light, and a cozy wood-burning fireplace that anchors theentryroom. A Nest thermostat, modern ceiling fans, new light fixtures,and a fresh coat of paint bring smart, stylish comfort to every room. The kitchen has been tastefully renovated withstonecountertops, new appliances,vented cook-top, in-sink disposal,soft-close doors and drawers, and crisp white cabinetry. The bathroom retains its classic black-and-white charm, updated with clean fixtures andplenty ofbuilt-in storage.The primary bedroom features dual lighted wardrobes to meet your modern storage needs.The home also features a tankless water heater, providing energy-efficient hot water on demand. Out back, a fully fenced yard with lush landscaping,gas grill,andpergola-topped deck offers the perfect space to relax or entertain. The detached garage functions as awellequipped workshop, ideal for woodworking, a home studio, or creative business space. With zoning that supports artist-focused use, a move-in-ready interior, and a location just minutes from the Grand Central District and downtown, this is a rare opportunity to own a home that supports both your lifestyle and your work.

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