St. Petersburg Condo Buildings With Jaw-Dropping Penthouses
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Countless high-rise condo buildings dot St. Petersburg's real estate landscape but only a handful feature a lavish and luxurious penthouse unit that will absolutely take your breath away. Below are just a few of those highly sought-after buildings...
ONE St. Petersburg
Rising up 41-stories, ONE St Petersburg is home to more than 250 condos, including some spectacular penthouse units. The largest offers more than 4,000 square feet of interior living space, as well as a large amount of terrace space. Because the building is so tall it also provides completely unobstructed views. The building also features a sky garden with a fitness facility and heated lap pool, plus fire pits and an outdoor kitchen.
Saltaire St. Petersburg
The newly built…
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