130 4Th Ave N

Flori de Leon is a seven-story Mediterranean Revival cooperative completed in 1927, recognized locally for its historic character and association with early baseball spring training. The masonry facade and decorative detailing reflect 1920s architectural motifs; interiors frequently retain original hardwood floors, crown moldings, and high ceilings while many units have been tastefully updated. The co-op primarily offers studio and one-bedroom residences with features such as built-in cabinetry, walk-in closets, eat-in kitchens or galley layouts, and private balconies that face a landscaped front or rear courtyard. Common areas emphasize communal living: two furnished seventh-floor lounges with adjacent rooftop terraces provide panoramic city and bay views, a formal lobby, a remodeled community kitchen, basement laundry and storage, and a small fitness area. Exterior amenities include courtyards with fountains and mature landscaping, irrigation and lighting, and bike storage. On-site management and a maintenance/handyman presence cover building upkeep; quarterly fees bundle most utilities (electric, gas, water, sewer, trash), insurance, reserves, and grounds maintenance. The cooperative enforces a 55+ age restriction, cash-only purchases in many listings, limited leasing after ownership periods, and a small-pet policy. Located in downtown St. Petersburg, the building sits within easy walking distance of waterfront parks, museums, theaters, restaurants, and the Saturday market, offering a highly walkable, amenity-rich urban lifestyle.