Condo in Saint Petersburg, Pinellas County, FL · 25 units · built 1968
Seven Oaks Condominium
4819 8th Ave N, Saint Petersburg, FL 33713
Overview
A 3-story, 55+ residential condominium community located in St. Petersburg, built in 1968 with 25 total units. The building is positioned in the Central Oak Park area and features elevator access.
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At a glance
Facts, not verdicts- Structure
- Built 1968
- Milestone
- Inspection applies
- Flood
- Being verified
- Wind
- Being verified
- Fees
- Being verified
- Reviews
- Being verified
25 residential units on record.
Is Seven Oaks Condominium safe? Structure & milestone status
Applicability is a factual classification — it does not indicate that any inspection is overdue or that a building has a problem.
What are the HOA fees at Seven Oaks Condominium?
Fee information for this building is being verified from public records.
What is the flood risk at Seven Oaks Condominium?
Flood and wind exposure for this building are being verified from FEMA and county records.
Permits & activity
Permit activity is being compiled from the county building department index.
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Frequently asked
Is Seven Oaks Condominium safe to live in?
Aedificio doesn't grade or judge buildings. What we can tell you is factual, and as a building of 3+ stories it falls under Florida SB 4-D milestone-inspection requirements. Applicability is a regulatory classification and does not indicate any problem. For a professional assessment, consult a licensed inspector.
What are the HOA fees at Seven Oaks Condominium?
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Does Seven Oaks Condominium require a milestone inspection?
Yes — as a building of three or more stories it is within the class covered by Florida SB 4-D milestone inspections. This is a factual classification about the building class; Aedificio does not publish whether an inspection is complete or overdue.
Can you get a mortgage on a condo here?
Condo mortgage eligibility depends on the project's "warrantability" (Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac criteria: owner-occupancy, reserves, litigation, insurance). Aedificio surfaces the public inputs; your lender makes the warrantability determination.
Is Seven Oaks Condominium in a flood zone?
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