300 90TH AVENUE NE, ST PETERSBURG, FL 33702

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Under contract-accepting backup offers. Boater's Paradise with a Rare Waterfront Opportunity – High & Dry! Welcome to 300 90th Ave NE, ideally situated on the premier cul-de-sac in the highly sought-after Riviera Bay community. This exceptional waterfront property remained high and dry and offers breathtaking panoramic water views, direct canal access to Riviera Bay, and ownership of the private waterfront lot directly across the street, complete with a seawall—a truly rare and valuable feature. This beautifully maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bath home also includes a versatile bonus room, vaulted ceilings, a cozy fireplace, and an oversized 2-car garage with an attached workshop, providing abundant space for hobbies, storage, or projects. A spacious covered front deck overlooks the tranquil water, creating the perfect place to relax and watch boats pass by. The home's finished floor elevation is 14.89 feet, resulting in low flood insurance, and features numerous updates, including a new A/C system and a Pure Master Premium whole-house water filtration system. The spacious kitchen is designed for both entertaining and everyday living with a large center island, Bosch stainless steel appliances, and generous cabinet and counter space. The primary suite offers a large walk-in closet for ample storage. Boating enthusiasts will appreciate the covered parking, additional RV and trailer parking pad, and quick access to Riviera Bay and Tampa Bay for fishing, cruising, and waterfront adventures. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown St. Petersburg, waterfront parks, shopping, dining, award-winning Gulf beaches, Tampa International Airport, and I-275, this home offers the perfect blend of peaceful waterfront living and everyday convenience. This is a rare opportunity to own an exceptional waterfront retreat in one of St. Petersburg's most desirable neighborhoods, where stunning views, boating, and the ultimate Florida lifestyle come

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