Courtesy of: Jan Kokernot, SMITH & ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE, jkokernot@smithandassociates.com
Courtesy of: Jan Kokernot, SMITH & ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE, jkokernot@smithandassociates.com
$639,000
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2 bed
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1,100 square feet
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2.00 Bath (2 Full)
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Condominium
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$639,000
105 4TH Avenue NE 529 Live just one block from St. Petersburg's iconic Beach Drive, where museums, waterfront parks, and some of the city's best restaurants are all within easy walking distance. This beautifully updated two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo offers move-in-ready comfort in one of downtown's most sought-after locations. At the heart of the building, a landscaped courtyard features a 40- foot heated swimming pool and a large gas grill, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The interior was fully updated in 2026 and features acacia solid hardwood floors throughout, with porcelain tile in the kitchen, foyer, and bathrooms. The kitchen counters are a rare and highly rated Brazilian granite. All appliances are brand new, including the washer/dryer and the HVAC system was replaced in 2022, offering added peace of mind. Hurricane-impact-rated sliding glass doors lead out to the balconies, blending style with storm-ready durability. The primary suite includes an en-suite bathroom with dual sinks and a large walk-in shower, while the second bathroom offers a jacuzzi tub with custom shower. A dedicated covered parking space has direct access into the courtyard, and a deeded 7'x 7' storage room is conveniently located in the courtyard by the door to the parking space. This is in addition to the 7'x4' storage room off the living room balcony. Whether you're strolling to the Dali Museum, dining on Beach Drive, or unwinding poolside at home, this condo puts the best of downtown St. Petersburg right at your doorstep!
Courtesy of: Jan Kokernot, SMITH & ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE, jkokernot@smithandassociates.com
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