Situated on a quiet residential peninsula in northeast St. Petersburg, bordered by Old Tampa Bay, Smacks Bayou, and the canals that connect them, Shore Acres is a mid century waterfront community of approximately 2,200 homes that has defined the unhurried, dock and kayak lifestyle of northeast St. Pete for decades. Adjacent to Venetian Isles to the east and connected to the broader northeast St. Petersburg waterfront corridor by bridges, the neighborhood offers private canal front lots with dock access, no through traffic streets, proximity to Weedon Island Preserve, and a twelve minute drive to Downtown — the kind of quiet, water adjacent lifestyle that buyers who want space and nature over density consistently seek out.

Like many of St. Petersburg's waterfront neighborhoods, Shore Acres sits substantially within FEMA flood zones and experienced significant flooding during Hurricanes Helene and Milton in 2024. The city has responded with a committed $33 million infrastructure investment

— a modern pump station system approved and scheduled for construction beginning fall 2026

— representing one of the most substantial flood resilience commitments made to any St.

Petersburg neighborhood in recent history. For the buyer with a long term investment horizon and an eye for markets at a meaningful inflection point, Shore Acres today presents exactly the kind of opportunity that informed buyers recognize and act on before the broader market catches up. Properties here are being acquired, elevated, and renovated to a standard that will define the neighborhood's next chapter — and those who arrive early in that story have historically been the ones who benefit most from it.