Beverly Hills is a platted single-residential neighborhood in western St. Petersburg in Pinellas County, in ZIP 33707, near Gulfport and the Pasadena corridor on the Gulf side of the city. It appears in Pinellas County neighborhood directories and St. Petersburg rental and real estate listings as a distinct named locality (livingplaces.com and Apartments.com, 2026), separate from the better-known town of Beverly Hills in Citrus County.
The housing stock here is largely mid-century, the block and frame single-family homes common across western St. Petersburg, so condition, roof age, and insurability drive value far more than the headline price. Most of this stock predates current building codes, which makes wind mitigation, roof age, and the FEMA flood zone the diligence that decides the real cost of ownership.
Location is the pitch. Beverly Hills sits a short hop from Gulfport's waterfront village, the Pasadena corridor, the Pinellas Trail, and a quick run to the St. Pete Beach and Treasure Island side of the Gulf, with downtown St. Petersburg reachable across the city. That access is what supports demand in an otherwise modest single-family pocket.
The work is honest. Because parcels here range from higher, drier inland lots to lower parcels with bay and bayou flood exposure, the money is made or lost on the specific parcel, the flood zone, and a clear read of an older home's roof, systems, and insurance, not the neighborhood name.
