400 CENTRAL AVENUE UNIT 303, ST PETERSBURG, FL 33701

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Experience exceptional design, volume, and convenience at 400 Central Avenue, Residence #303—one of Downtown St. Petersburg’s most unique city home-style luxury residences. Defined by soaring double-height ceilings and dramatic two-story windows, the grand living space is filled with natural light, creating an airy, architectural statement rarely found in condo living. This two-level residence offers a highly desirable and flexible layout, including a private second-floor entry from the 4th-floor corridor, ideal for hosting guests or creating a separate retreat for family and visitors. The seamless connection to two oversized private terraces (totaling 576 sq ft) enhances the coveted indoor-outdoor Florida lifestyle, perfect for entertaining. Spanning approximately 2,292 sq ft, the residence features 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and a guest powder room. The primary suite has a spa-inspired bathroom and freestanding soaking tub, while the designer kitchen is equipped with premium JennAir appliances, sleek cabinetry, and an in-unit washer and dryer. A rare highlight is the direct-access convenience—this residence is positioned on the same level as building entry, allowing you to come and go without using the elevator. The nearby parking spaces (one assigned and one valet) further enhance the effortless, lock-and-leave lifestyle. Residents of 400 Central enjoy over 36,000 sq ft of resort-style amenities, including a luxury pool deck, fitness center, social lounge, theater room, game room, coworking spaces, and conference suites. The Sky Lounge Observatory on the 46th floor offers breathtaking panoramic views of Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, providing an unparalleled setting for relaxation and entertaining. Located in the heart of Downtown St. Petersburg, this residence is just steps to fine dining, upscale shopping, waterfront parks, marinas, and vibrant cultural attractions. Call to see this two story city home today!

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