400 Central Avenue Unit: Unit: 2205, St Petersburg, FL

Sky Collection residence with sweeping southeast water and city views from the 22nd floor at 400 Central — the tallest building in Tampa Bay and a striking new landmark redefining the downtown St. Petersburg skyline. Newly completed in 2026 by an esteemed New York developer and built to the highest standards of modern luxury construction, this brand-new residence has never been lived in and includes a one-year builder’s warranty for added peace of mind. Residence 2205 offers 1,921 square feet of interior living space and an exceptional 418-square-foot full-length terrace that spans the entire residence — a rare extension designed for true indoor-outdoor living. Every bedroom and the main living area open directly to the terrace through floor-to-ceiling glass and sliding doors, maximizing natural light and panoramic views. The open-concept kitchen features sleek European-style cabinetry, waterfall-edge quartz countertops with full-height backsplash, and a premium JennAir appliance package, anchored by a large island with direct sightlines to the water. The split-bedroom floor plan includes two private ensuite guest bedrooms and a spacious primary suite with dual closets and a spa-inspired bath. Tile flooring runs throughout the main living areas, and two independent A/C systems provide enhanced comfort and efficiency. This luxury residence conveys with a dedicated parking space, access to valet parking services, and a private climate-controlled storage unit — conveniences that elevate everyday living. Positioned on the desirable Sky Collection level, this move-in ready home offers a rare combination of scale, outdoor space, and premier exposure within a brand-new building. Ownership at 400 Central includes over 36,000 square feet of resort-inspired amenities, including a pool deck with cabanas and spa, state-of-the-art fitness center, coworking spaces, private dining room, theater lounge, climate-controlled storage, and the breathtaking 46th-floor Sky Lounge Observat