Luxurious Waterfront Condo in St Pete Beach

Location and Exquisite Luxury accommodations combined to provide a
perfect vacation getaway in St. Pete Beach. St. Pete Beach features white powder sand beaches, including Ft Desoto Park, which was rated Americas #1 Beach in 2005 located just down the road.

We are located just two blocks from the world famous Don CeSar
Hotel. This unit features 3 bedroom and 3 baths with over
2000 square feet of living space with luxurious furnishings
throughout and overlooking the water. The building has only 19
units, so its quiet and includes privacy gate with covered parking
and secure access to building.

From your balcony, you can watch dolphins and manatees play. You can
also watch beautiful sunrises. Just across the street you can see
spectacular sunsets on the beach.

You are within walking distance of fine dining to casual beachfront
dining. Historical shopping districts are nearby in Pass-a-Grille
and Corey Ave. Golfing is just around the corner. You can also visit
theme parks, museums, art galleries and family attractions.

We have the perfect location and accommodations for your perfect
vacation!

This condo has over 2,000 square feet of living area and includes 3
bedrooms and 3 baths. It accommodates up to 6 people and is right on the water.

Master Bedroom has king bed with master bath including separate
shower and Jacuzzi tub and oversized closets. Another bedroom has
queen bed with private bath. Third bedroom has two twin beds. Living room couch opens as a bed.

Features:

Brand New Building
Huge Waterfront Balcony
Fully equipped kitchen
Granite counters  
Washer and Dryer in unit
Central Heat and A/C
Linens and Towels
Iron/Ironing Board

Property Features:

Only 19 units (quiet and private)
Gated entry
Covered parking
Elevator
Secure access to Building
Pool and Heated Hot Tub


This is a NON-SMOKING unit and

NO PETS are allowed

There are many things to do and see. In addition to the list below,
we have featured several locations from which to start your vacation:



Pass-a-Grille

Escape to the "no high rise" beach paradise at this land's end
Florida's beach community. Though officially part of St. Pete Beach,
where Gulf Boulevard winds into Pass-a-Grille Way the visitor has a
glimpse of "Old Florida". Four miles of undeveloped public beach
along Gulf Way on the Gulf of Mexico wrap around the end of the key
to meet Boca Ciega Bay on the harbor side of Pass-a-Grille. Savor
the laid-back relaxed style of this community. Hemingway would have
called it "the quiet Key West". Go on a shelling or snorkeling
excursion to Shell Key, watch the dolphins play; or enjoy gentle sea
breezes on a sunset cruise. Take a stroll on 8th Avenue, where
you'll find galleries, boutiques, and restaurants. A unique
Florida's Beach experience awaits the visitor in Pass-a-Grille.


Egmont Key

The ferry from Fort De Soto Park that takes you a short distance
into the mouth of Tampa Bay to reach Egmont Key State Park doubles
as a time machine that takes you a century into the past.

As the United States braced for the Spanish-American War in the late
1890s, it established a military presence on Egmont Key, building
Fort Dade, weapons batteries and other buildings to support troops.
The buildings were abandoned or destroyed decades ago but much of
the island still captivates curious souls. Climb atop Fort Dade for
panoramic views, then linger to appreciate them and the peace of
nature as young minds roam inside the fort, using imagination to
bring the past to a fun new life. Most of the ferry crowd makes the
fort its first stop, but you can find as much privacy as you desire.
The old walkways, mostly brick but some cement, make it easy to
explore the 1.6-mile long island. Uncover adventure as you turn
corners and find new paths to travel.

Look for shells in the sand or tortoises in the brush, then wade or
swim in enchanting water, as clean and picturesque as you'll find
anywhere. The 1858 lighthouse helps ships and island visitors stay
oriented.

Waves lap on the shore and sea breezes stir palm trees and beach
grasses at this national historic site. The half-hour trips over and
back from Fort De Soto are an ooh-and-ahh treasure hunt: Keep your
eyes open for dolphins, cormorants and pelicans.


Downtown St. Petersburg



Welcome to beautiful downtown St. Petersburg, known worldwide for
the fabulous Million Dollar Pier.

Come experience all that this Renaissance cosmopolitan city situated
on Florida's Beach has to offer. St. Petersburg is home to the Dali
Museum, which houses the most extensive collection of Dali works
outside of Spain; just one of the many cultural venues within
walking distance in downtown.

Enjoy Major League Baseball Florida style with the Devil Rays at
Tropicana Field, or during spring training at Progress Energy Park.
Enjoy shopping, dining or the movies, all for your pleasure at St.
Petersburg's premier Bay Walk Center. Take a stroll on the downtown
waterfront to see the historic St. Petersburg Yacht Club, one of the
oldest yacht clubs in the United States, just a five minute walk to
The Pier to dine and enjoy the stunning vistas of Tampa Bay by day
or evening light.

Don't know where everything is and don't want to get lost? Sit back
and take a trip on The Looper, the trolley that loops downtown
every half hour; and the driver will acquaint you with all beautiful
downtown St. Petersburg has to offer.

Downtown, waterfront, entertainment, dining, history and culture all
beckon the visitor to St. Petersburg.



Four miles of beautiful white sandy beaches on the glorious Gulf of
Mexico is a must see for visitors of all ages.


St. Petersburg Beach



St. Pete Beach is home of the famous Don Cesar, this glittering pink
palace of Florida's Beach. From the shops and restaurants along St.
Pete Beach, to the longest undeveloped stretch of public beach
Pinellas County at Pass-a-Grille, there is something for every
visitor to St. Pete Beach.

Visit the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum, site of the first church
built on Pinellas County's barrier islands. Historic Corey Avenue
features a variety of unique shops, galleries, restaurants and the
historic Beach Theater. Want to know where everything is - hop on
the Suncoast Beach Trolley.

From St. Pete Beach to every beach, ride instead of drive through
the beach communities. And, of course, enjoy the best reason for
your visit - your days at the beach and don't forget the sunsets!



Tiera Verde



Tierra Verde is located at the southern tip of the beautiful St.
Petersburg Area where Tampa Bay meets the sparkling waters of the
Gulf of Mexico. From Monte Cristo to Oceanview, Tierra Verde is a
diverse recreational paradise where you can swim, fish and sail on
inland waters; or chart your course for the Gulf of Mexico.

Tierra Verde is the home to the #1 beach in the United States, Fort
DeSoto Park. It's beautiful North beach awaits you. Egmont Key, Shell
Island, the Manatee River and Tampa Bay, all only a short boat ride
from fishing, water skiing and snorkeling excursions.

Restaurants, boutiques, specialty shops all await your shopping
and dining pleasure.

Relax and welcome to the paradise community of Tierra Verde




Cultural Attractions:
Take a half or full day to enjoy a great exhibit, movie, concert or
play at one of our many cultural venues:

Salvador Dali Museum 

Museum of Fine Arts 

Florida Holocaust Museum 

Florida International Museum 

Museum of Science and Industry 

Tampa Museum of Art 

Art Galleries 

Art Shows 

Bay Walk 

Mahaffey Theater



Nature:
Learn about ecosystems, marine life or simply enjoy a relaxing day
at one of our most pristine attractions:

Florida Aquarium 

Lowry Park Zoo 

Fort De Soto Park 

Shell Island 

Egmont Key 

Honeymoon Island 

Caladesi Island



Sports & Games:
Get tickets for your favorite team, polish your skills or enjoy a
new activity:

Kayaking 

Canoeing 

Sailing 

Wave Runners 

Surfing 

Snorkeling 

Scuba Diving 

Swimming 

Golf 

Tennis 

Baseball 

Bike Trails 

Roller Skating 

Spring Training 

Mini Golf



Theme Parks:
Your great family beach vacation is near lots of fun and excitement -
for kids of all ages:

Busch Gardens 

Adventure Island 

Walt Disney World 

Wet 'n' Wild 

Sea World 

Discovery Cove 

Universal Studios

 $1,250 - $5,000


Additional Costs:

$500 security deposit required, which if unused, will be returned 30
days after departure. We require 60 days notice prior to arrival
date to cancel your reservation for a full refund of your security
deposit.

$150 departure cleaning fee charged for this unit

12% Florida Sales Tax applies to all charges

All rates are subject to change without prior notice