4915 Bay St. #319, St. Petersburg, FL 33703

Welcome to paradise as you enter Winston Park in desirable Northeast St. Pete. This active, 55-plus community offers a heated swimming pool, a clubhouse that includes activities and social events, as well as shuffleboard courts. There is also the opportunity to become a tennis member of the Racquet Club of St. Petersburg, which is just walking distance from the unit, and if you're into golf too, the mangrove golf course is located less than 2 miles north. It gets even better, this property is also located just 3 miles from downtown S.t Pete waterfront, where all the restaurants, museums, the new St. Pete pier, beach volleyball courts and state-of-the-art North Shore Aquatic Complex where they offer masters swimming. There is also a direct bike path that will take you directly there. Don’t worry about where you will store your bike, there is a designated storage room where bikes are safely stored, which is located right next to the elevators. There is also a private storage unit as well to store all your beach gear because you will need that too with the beautiful crystal clear Gulf beaches just a 15-minute drive away. Now regarding the property, this is an original, clean and spacious 1,035 square foot condominium with two bedrooms and two baths. With it being located on the third and top floor of the building, you do have views from the kitchen of the well-kept courtyard, and the living room has a beautiful palm tree right outside the window to remind you every morning you live in sunshine city. The master bedroom is oversized and offers a private bath and walk-in closet. This unit also includes carport space #38 to protect your vehicle from the sun, and there are visitors spaces throughout the community too. There is also a laundry room on the third floor with new washer and dryers. Don’t hesitate to hop on a plane and land at the Tampa International Airport, just a quick 25-minute drive. This condominium was formerly owned by the first Weeki Wachee Spring's mermaid and Aquabelle of St. Petersburg, Dianne Wyatt McDonald.