One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Ever wonder what it means when someone says a house has “good bones”? Realtors toss that phrase out like it needs no explanation. Which makes you feel stupid for asking. So, you don’t ask. But you would love to know. Welp, here’s what it means: it means that even if the finishes are time-worn (think mauve Formica bathrooms or a harvest gold kitchen), it’s worth buying because it’s a good, solidly built home with the potential to be a really great home. Here is why this house has good bones: First, it’s three bedrooms surrounded by solid block construction on a concrete slab foundation. The second, third and fourth reasons this house has good bones: Because of the vaulted ceilings in the main living area combined with the natural flow of the layout and the abundance of natural light inside, you’ll swear it’s 200 sq ft larger than stated! It also features charming details, like a window over the kitchen sink and en-suite master bedroom. And the location could not be better for a smooth commute, even if you work in downtown St Pete but your partner works in Countryside!