153 2nd N Ave Saint Petersburg, FL 33701-3315
This exceptional 4,724 square foot retail condo is ideally situated on the first floor of the Signature Place Tower in the vibrant heart of St. Petersburg's financial district. Priced at $2,650,000, this former bank space offers unparalleled visibility and accessibility. Located at the highly visible signalized corner of 2nd Ave S & University Way, the property benefits from excellent exposure to significant vehicular traffic along both roadways. Its prime location provides easy access to Interstate 275, connecting to Interstates 175 and 375, ensuring convenient transportation for both employees and customers. The surrounding area boasts a wealth of amenities, including a variety of restaurants, nightlife options, and popular attractions, enhancing the property's appeal and potential. Ample street parking is readily available, complemented by a convenient parking garage directly across the street. This first-floor condo presents a unique opportunity to acquire a well-positioned commercial space in a thriving Florida market. The property's size, location, and accessibility make it an attractive investment for a wide range of businesses seeking a high-profile presence in St. Petersburg's dynamic financial center. The Pinellas County address, 153 2nd Ave S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701, further underscores its strategic location within this bustling area.
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