344 4th Street South 2009

Pre-Construction. To be built. Bay views, skyline views, and room to live in both directions. Residence 2009 crowns the 20th floor's northeast corner of the Roche Bobois St. Pete Tower — the first Roche Bobois-branded residential tower in the United States — where floor-to-ceiling impact glass wraps three bedrooms and two baths in morning light over Tampa Bay and the glittering downtown skyline after dark. At 1,205 square feet of interior living plus a generous private terrace, this is the tower's largest non-penthouse plan: an island kitchen curated by Roche Bobois Paris, 11-foot ceilings, and a corner living room made for the view. The 5th-floor amenity deck spans 20,000+ SF: heated saltwater zero-edge pool finished in artist-designed mosaic, a glass-edge spa cantilevered dramatically over the Art Plaza, hot and cold plunges, dry sauna, and massage rooms for private treatments, a fitness center with sunrise cardio, cabanas, fireside lounge, summer kitchens, and a pet park with dog wash. A 24-hour concierge and dedicated vehicle concierge manage the day-to-day; the owners-only lounge connects under cover to the tower's ground-floor restaurant space. Add a rental program of rare flexibility — up to 12 leases annually, 30-day minimum — and 2009 is as versatile as it is spectacular. In the heart of the Innovation District, minutes to the waterfront.