This 1-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom condominium is located on the 4th floor of the Emory Building inside the highly popular Terrace Park of Five Towns. This vibrant 55+ active adult community is situated along 54th Avenue North in St. Petersburg, Florida. ?? Building & Unit Highlights • Layout & Structure: The unit features a functional 1 bed, 1.5 bath split floor plan, positioning you on the 4th floor of an elevator-equipped building. • Bright Living Spaces: Corner units in this specific building layout feature extra living room windows, flooding the space with natural light and eliminating the darker feel common to mid-floor condos. • Recent Infrastructure Updates: The Emory Building has recently completed its structural Milestone review and features a newly installed roof. Resort-Style Community Amenities Living at Five Towns gives you full access to extensive grounds spanning over 100 acres, offering an abundance of social and athletic recreational facilities: • Swimming & Lounging: Features 6 outdoor swimming pools spread throughout the property (2 of which are heated for year-round use), along with a community hot tub. • Athletic Courts: On-site courts are dedicated to tennis, pickleball, shuffleboard, and bocce ball. • Clubhouses & Gathering Spaces: Two massive central clubhouses (the Magnolia Center and Oleander Lake Center) house fully equipped fitness facilities, billiard tables, card rooms, a resident library, and large multipurpose rooms for active social clubs and classes. • Day-to-Day Conveniences: The community amenities include designated outdoor grilling areas, walking paths, a pet park, and even an on-site resident car wash station. Location & Maintenance Breakdown • Prime Neighborhood Access: You are centrally located roughly 5 miles from Pinellas County's premier Gulf beaches (like Madeira Beach) and about 10 miles west of downtown St. Petersburg. Shopping, dining, and the Bay Pines VA Medical Center are just minutes away. • What's Covered: Your monthly condominium association fee covers master building insurance, structural maintenance, cooking gas, water heating, central air conditioning costs, cable TV, high-speed internet, water, sewer, and trash removal. This leaves electricity as your only primary variable utility expense