Crosswinds Mobile Home Park sits at 4125 Park Street North in St. Petersburg, Florida, and offers affordable living for people aged 55 and older who want a quiet spot with friendly neighbors and plenty to do. The community's got single and double-wide mobile and manufactured homes, many showing good care and upkeep, with pride of ownership pretty easy to see as you drive by, and yes, you'll notice the nicely landscaped lots and a general sense of order but not so much fuss. Residents get access to two clubhouses, a fitness center, billiard and game rooms, a library, laundry areas, shuffleboard, heated swimming pool, and places for social gatherings that help neighbors meet up and spend time together, along with scheduled events so there's usually something happening if you like to stay busy or just want company now and then.
Homes here come in different sizes, usually with 1 or 2 bedrooms, and some have been renovated with things like new floors, new windows, updated kitchens, and even newer electrical systems; one unit, for example, offers a renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a custom tiled bathroom, new windows, and a big patio out back, plus a covered carport for two cars and an enclosed Florida Room where you can sit and watch the day, and that home sits on a corner lot, which adds a bit more privacy. Some places have metal roof-overs and vinyl siding, others still have the original build but are well-kept, and most have double-pane windows and gutter systems to help with the Florida rain.
Crosswinds allows pets-two dogs without any weight limit are welcome-and the lot rent covers things like garbage pickup, lawn care, and access to all the shared features. Residents can bring in their own home or move an existing home over, with incentives sometimes available to help. There's a sales office on site with a manager named Barbara, along with other staff like Oscar, and they're known to be approachable and easy to work with, making things a bit less stressful for folks who need a hand, and the park has a good, neighborly vibe with management. The grounds are wheelchair accessible, with bathrooms and customer parking within the community. Financing help through third-party lenders is available, and the community even offers a payment calculator and a resident referral program, which means if you know someone who wants to move in, you might get a little thank you from the park.
The park sits less than a mile from Abercrombie Park and Lighthouse Point Marina, and it's close to the Pinellas Trail, beaches, and shopping centers, which is handy for folks who like to get out now and then-nature, malls, and restaurants are all nearby. If you want to get involved, there are community socials and group activities, but it's also quiet enough for those who like privacy and peaceful evenings on the porch. The site includes a gallery of homes and a site map to help new folks pick the right lot, and there are floor plans with different setups, from older single-section homes to larger, renovated double-wides. Crosswinds Mobile Home Park gives residents the chance to enjoy a more carefree lifestyle, own their home, and invest in their property while staying part of an active but comfortable senior community.
