St. Pete Beach Condo Within Walking Distance of Upham Beach Discover easy coastal living at 7050 Sunset Way, Unit 21, a bright and inviting St. Pete Beach condo featuring 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and approximately 675 square feet of comfortable living space. If you've been searching for an Upham Beach condo that combines beach proximity, an updated interior and everyday convenience, this property deserves your attention. Its outstanding location lets you walk to the beach, while nearby shopping and dining put some of St. Pete Beach's favorite destinations close at hand. Inside, the open floor plan creates an inviting flow through the main living areas. The updated kitchen offers generous cabinetry, dark countertops and stainless steel appliances, while large windows fill the residence with Florida sunshine. Neutral finishes and light flooring give the condo a relaxed coastal character. This water-view condo also features impact windows and assigned parking, adding practical benefits to its beach-area location. The spacious bedroom provides abundant natural light, while the comfortable living area offers an ideal place to unwind after spending the day along the Gulf. For anyone looking for a St. Pete Beach condo, water-view condo, or Upham Beach condo where you can walk to the beach, restaurants and shopping, 7050 Sunset Way, Unit 21 offers a compelling combination of location, comfort and Florida lifestyle.
Listing courtesy of LPT REALTY, LLC. 877-366-2213
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