Live the high life—literally. Perched on the 21st floor of the iconic ART HOUSE, Unit 2108 is where downtown energy meets sky-high serenity. This isn’t just a condo; it’s your private launchpad for sunset sessions and city lights. With 1,339 square feet of sleek, move-in-ready space, two bedrooms, two and a half baths, and a massive 308-square-foot lanai, this home is all about indoor-outdoor flow with a view that just won’t quit.
Step onto your private balcony and soak in some of the most breathtaking panoramas in St. Pete. By day, watch sailboats drift across the Gulf of Mexico and catch glimpses of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge on the horizon. By night, the city sparkles below like a curated light show—and you’ve got the best seat in the house.
Inside, the vibe is effortlessly cool. The kitchen is a design lover’s dream with European-style cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a waterfall island that begs to be gathered around. The JennAir appliance suite—think induction cooktop, wall oven, built-in fridge, and a microwave drawer—brings function to the form, while Grohe fixtures and recessed LED lighting add a polished finish.
But the magic doesn’t stop at your front door. ART HOUSE is a cultural playground, featuring curated artwork from local galleries that turns every hallway into a gallery crawl. Dive into the amenities with a golf simulator, billiards lounge, a sprawling 4,200-square-foot fitness center with sauna and steam rooms, a 20-seat theater, and even a 3,000-square-foot covered turf dog park for your four-legged co-pilot.
And location? It doesn’t get better. You’re just two blocks from the waterfront parks and the boutiques of Beach Drive. But the real win? Walk out your front door and into the heart of St. Pete’s art scene, with galleries, murals, and creative energy at every turn. Craving a cold one or a craft pour? You’ve got breweries and buzz-worthy restaurants right in the neighborhood. It’s all steps away.
Unit 1907 is ready for you to move in and start living the skyline-to-sunset life. Come see why downtown St. Pete never looked so good.
