Steven Koleno

Escape to the sought-after island of Vina Del Mar in Pass-a-Grille, where a short stroll puts your toes in the sand at one of the finest beaches in St. Petersburg. Set in FEMA flood zone X500, this elevated three-level waterfront estate stayed completely dry through the 2024 hurricane season, even the pool, so you can enjoy island living with confidence. Step into the elevator and glide to every level of a home designed for effortless luxury. The brand-new 2026 kitchen is a true showpiece, with stainless steel Thermador appliances, a pot filler above the range, new stone countertops with a dramatic waterfall backsplash, and an island with a separate prep sink. The living room soars with 23-foot ceilings, a built-in surround sound system, and warm cove lighting, a perfect backdrop for movie nights and memorable gatherings. The ground level features an en-suite bedroom, an office that doubles as a guest room, and a large bonus area with a wet bar and wine fridge made for entertaining and ample storage. Upstairs, the second level offers three additional bedrooms, including one en-suite with balcony access, plus the main laundry. The third level is home to a versatile loft and a private primary retreat with its own refrigerator and wet bar, double vanity, walk-in shower, water closet, indulgent Jacuzzi tub, and a washer and dryer. Outside, the resort-style pool shimmers with iridescent tile and is ready for year-round enjoyment with a new gas heater, an electric heater, and a new spa pump. Boaters and anglers will be captivated by the composite dock with 20,000 lb and 13,000 lb lifts and a fish cleaning station, ready for your biggest vessel and your best catch. Whole-home generator (2026), a large buried propane tank, three A/C units, an attic dehumidifier, and an ADT security system provide lasting peace of mind. The epoxy-floored garage is a rare find on the island, with space for two cars plus a golf cart and a rear door opening to the backyard. Coastal living, elevated. Schedule your private showing today.