17717 Gulf Boulevard Unit: Unit: 504, St Petersburg, FL

Sweeping water views stretching from sparkling Boca Ciega Bay to the Gulf set the stage for this impressive fifth-floor residence in the gated Redington Shores Yacht & Tennis Club community. Offered for the first time by its original owners since its construction in 2007, this meticulously maintained condominium presents a wonderful opportunity to embrace one of the area's most coveted coastal lifestyles. Spanning nearly 2,000 square feet, the thoughtfully designed floor plan combines generous living spaces with captivating scenery at every turn. From the primary suite and living areas to the kitchen and private balcony, nearly every corner of the home is designed to showcase the magnificent interplay of water, sky, boats, and horizon. The primary suite serves as a serene retreat, where each day begins against a striking waterfront backdrop. Electric blinds in both the primary bedroom and living room provide effortless comfort and privacy at the touch of a button. At the heart of the home, the open kitchen was designed to bring people together. Featuring solid wood cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a built-in oven and microwave, cooktop with exhaust hood, and a convenient breakfast bar, it offers both functionality and style. Best of all, the chef never misses the scenery, enjoying panoramic bay and Gulf views while preparing meals and entertaining guests. Ten-foot ceilings, hurricane-resistant impact windows and sliding glass doors, and abundant natural light create an inviting atmosphere while providing peace of mind. Step onto the generous waterfront balcony and take in the ever-changing coastal landscape below. Watch boats glide across the bay, dolphins play in the distance, and the vibrant colors of sunrise and sunset transform the horizon into a living work of art. Additional highlights include under-building parking and a spacious laundry room with extensive cabinetry, a utility sink with granite-topped vanity, and exceptional storag