Photo by Cathy Salustri
For the week of May 11-18, take a look at what sold – and for how much — this past week in Gulfport.
May 11-18 Gulfport Real Estate
2719 52nd St. S. (Waterfront)
This three-bed, three-bath home, built in 1948, has 2,004 square feet. It listed and sold for $695,000.
6238 13th Ave. S. (Stetson)
This three-bed, two-bath home, built in 1956, has 1,337 square feet. It listed for $529,000 and sold for $526,000.
1012 Freemont St. S. (Stetson)
This three-bed, one-and-a-half-bath home, built in 1955, has 1,232 square feet. It listed for $499,000 and sold for $480,000.
2655 Miriam St. S. (Marina)
This two-bed, one-bath home, built in 1951, has 1,001 square feet. It listed for $419,000 and sold for $409,000.
Under $400,000
5004 23rd Ave. S. (Waterfront)
This three-bed, one-bath home, built in 1953, has 1,090 square feet. It listed for $319,900 and sold for $255,000.
2960 59th St. S., #615 (Town Shores)
This two-bed, two-bath condo, built in 1973, has 1,250 square feet. It listed for $250,000 and sold for $245,000.
5980 Shore Blvd. S., #207 (Town Shores)
This one-bed, one-and-a-half-bath condo, built in 1972, has 1,170 square feet. It listed for $190,000 and sold for $191,000.
5494 Fairfield Ave. S., #9 (Tangerine)
This two-bed, one-bath mobile home, built in 1973, has 684 square feet. It listed for $52,000 and sold for $42,000.
More Info About Living in Gulfport
New homeowner or thinking of buying a home in Gulfport? Check out the City of Gulfport’s website for helpful information, including about garbage and recycling collection, getting a library card, and other information new Gulfportians need and want to know. Looking to learn the history of a home you just bought – or want to buy? The Gulfport History Museum has info on many Gulfport homes.
If you want to get involved in your new community, check out these links to community organizations in Gulfport.
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