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301 1st Street South
St Petersburg, FL 33701
$2,600,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
2
Bathroom
3
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
2036
Property Description
Introducing Saltaire, St Petersburg, an all-new luxury condominium from the developer of ONE St Petersburg. Located on 1st Street South, its location offers a short stroll to all the culinary delights and culturally rich museums, as well as the new St. Pete Pier that makes downtown St. Petersburg the place to be, and SALTAIRE St. Petersburg is now the hottest new address in town! Enter your new home by driving into a covered Porte Cochére and head to your two preferred covered parking spaces or choose to use your included Valet Service! Hand your keys to the Valet and walk into a Dream... This is a world that includes 24/7 concierge services. A world that is safe with access-controlled entry points for the residential lobby, parking garage, and elevator access. It’s also a world of maintenance free living. Let’s talk about your home. This residence has a Great Room, 2 Bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, a Den/Media Room that could become a 3 rd Bedroom, and an air-conditioned storage room on the same level as your unit. Its innovative flow-through design includes an Open Kitchen with quartz countertops and premium European-style cabinetry. All appliances are premium and include: a 42" built-in refrigerator, a 30" double oven microwave/convection, a gourmet 36" electric cooktop with a 36" stainless steel canopy hood, a Dishwasher with “Quiet System” and stainless interior. The Laundry includes a Front Load Washer and Dryer, hi-gloss cabinets, and quartz countertop. In condo living, “Height Defines Exclusivity.” Located on the 23 rd floor, unit 2304 is one of few with not one, but Two Oversized Balconies that extend your living and dining areas outdoors. From this height, you will enjoy uncompromised, breathtaking views of downtown St Pete and Tampa Bay. All of this is just a short stroll from the vibrant new Pier District, downtown’s museums, shopping, and dining. The amenities are endless and too long to list here, but a few include a Resident Clubroom, Humidity-Controlled Storage Rooms and Secured Bike Storage, On-site Property Management and Service Personnel, an Activities Director to coordinate lifestyle activities including fitness classes, pool activities, game nights and a sundry of fun activities. A Concierge that provides select services. An Elevated 7 th floor resort-style deck that features beautiful, long range bay views and spectacular amenities, including Refreshing resort-style pool and spa with numerous cabanas and extensive lounging and seating areas for relaxation and to enjoy the sun and breathtaking bay views. A State-of-the-art fitness/activities center overlooking the pool deck. Multiple club rooms for daily entertainment, socializing and a residential gathering space. Enjoy evenings of animated conversation around cozy gas-fed fire pits on the pool deck. If you are looking for “The Best Condominium in St Petersburg”, it’s Saltaire. If you’re looking for the best view and the best value in Saltaire, it’s unit 2304.
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
2023
MLS Number
U8219198
Location
Address
301 1ST STREET SOUTH
City
ST PETERSBURG
State
FL
Zip Code
33701
County
PINELLAS (SOUTH)
Listing
Provider
Berkshire Hathaway Florida Properties Group, original listing
Name
Berkshire Hathaway Florida Properties Group
Phone
Office Name
BHHS FLORIDA PROPERTIES GROUP
Office Phone
(727) 799-2227
Agent Name
Michael Choiniere

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