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Mansions on the Market: Luxury in the sky at Saltaire (PHOTOS)

Jo-Lynn Brown February 19, 2024

Address: 301 1st St. S., #1607, St. Petersburg

Specs: 2 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 2,172 square feet

List price: $2,245,000

This unit is located in Saltaire, a residential high-rise, in downtown St. Petersburg. The 35-story condominium includes resort-like amenities and views of the Bay.  

It has two terraces, which provides views of the waterfront and downtown. Features include walk-in showers, soaking bathtubs and double-sink bathroom vanities. 

The kitchen has top-of-the-line appliances that include a 42” built-in refrigerator, microwave/convection oven, electric cooktop and stainless-steel canopy hood. 

Privacy and security are provided 24/7 with controlled building access and residents have reserved, covered parking, located on the fourth floor, along with concierge and valet services. 

The seventh floor of the building has the Aire Club, which has a large cabana-lined pool, fitness center with an adjoining outdoor fitness terrace and a dog park, exclusively available for residents and their pets. 

Listing Provided by: COASTAL PROPERTIES GROUP INTERNATIONAL

Kristin Leon 727-501-6516, 727-493-1555

Sheri Skora 813-760-2264

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