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4525 Cove Cir # 304 St Petersburg, Florida 33708 MLS# MFRTB8360270
Under contract-accepting backup offers. Welcome to the serene waterfront 55 or older resort style community of Sea Towers, where relaxation meets luxury living. Step into this charming one bedroom, one and a half bath unit with a bonus Florida room that can easily serve as a second bedroom. This fully furnished unit boasts a brand new AC unit and a covered carport for your convenience. The kitchen features elegant wood cabinets, a new refrigerator, white appliances, and a cozy breakfast bar. As you move into the living room/dining combo area, you'll be greeted by stunning water views and an abundance of natural light that fills the space.And for added protection owner has installed hurrican shutters!!!The master bedroom offers a private full bath and a spacious walk-in closet for all your storage needs. Just outside the frontdoor you will find conveniently located laundry room and extra storage closets. The community itself is a haven for active retirees, with heated pools, tennis and Pickleball courts, shuffleboard, and a clubhouse is under construction, which will soon feature a state-of-the-art gym and billards room for residents to enjoy,with ample room for social gatherings. Your Hoa also includes a 24 hr gated security, full-time manager on-site, water/sewer, cable,internet,trash,grounds and pool maintenance. This community provides a secure and welcoming environment just minutes away from the pristine white sands of Madeira Beach. For the outdoor enthusiasts, there's a kayak launch and storage facility, along with plans for rebuilding the marina to cater to boat owners within the community. Come and experience the best of waterfront living in Boca Ciega Bay – a place where relaxation, recreation, and community spirit converge to create your perfect retirement oasis.
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