1309 17th Ave N, ST PETERSBURG, FL 33704

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NEW CONSTRUCTION. Welcome to 1309 17th Ave N – A Signature Canopy Builders Home in Euclid St. Paul. Move-in ready, this four-bedroom, three-bath residence spans 2,889 square feet and includes a fully equipped studio ADU. A large front porch and Canopy's signature gas lantern set the tone before you step inside. The foyer makes a statement of its own, with decorative lighting, a detailed stairwell, and a natural landing for a statement console that anchors the home's first impression. Every detail from here forward was curated by Canopy's in-house design team. The first floor is designed around how families actually live. The foyer opens into a generous open-concept living and dining space, light-filled and laid out for easy entertaining. The chef's kitchen sits at the center: custom cabinetry, a decorative slab backsplash, upgraded quartz countertops, an oversized island, pot filler, walk-in pantry, and a full KitchenAid appliance package. A first-floor bedroom and adjacent powder bath offer flexibility for guests or a home office, while the mudroom bridges the kitchen and garage for effortless daily use. The rear porch extends the living space out back, and pool plans are available for families looking to take full advantage of the yard. Upstairs, the primary suite delivers: dual walk-in closets and a serene bath with marble tile, a freestanding soaking tub, and polished brass fixtures. Two additional bedrooms, a shared full bath, and a dedicated laundry room complete the second level. Above the garage, the ADU is a fully equipped studio with its own private entry, full kitchen, full bath, and washer/dryer hookups. Whether it becomes a rental, a long-term guest suite, or a space for extended family, the flexibility it adds is real. Located in Euclid St. Paul, one of St. Petersburg's most desirable historic neighborhoods, with easy access to I-275, vibrant Downtown St. Pete, Gulf beaches, local dining, and neighborhood parks.

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