Washington Towers (Long Bayou)

Washington Towers (Long Bayou) is a 12-story residential condominium completed in 1973 within the larger Sea Towers waterfront community in Saint Petersburg, Florida. Composed primarily of two-bedroom residences, the building presents a mid-century low-rise profile set amid landscaped grounds and lagoons that connect to the intracoastal waters. Typical interior features across units include open and flexible floorplans, eat-in kitchens, solid wood cabinets and stone or solid surface counters, tray and crown moldings, walk-in closets, ceiling fans, and protected primary bedrooms on the main living level; many units also incorporate enclosed Florida rooms or dens. Common areas are practical and social: each floor has laundry access and dedicated storage; the building is served by elevators and provides covered parking/carport spaces. Exterior and community amenities focus on active outdoor living — balconies, private entrances, waterfront walking paths, a courtyard and garden spaces, tennis and shuffleboard courts, picnic and barbecue pavilions, fishing piers and boat slip access, plus irrigation and outdoor lighting. On-site facilities within the Sea Towers campus include multiple heated pools, a clubhouse with fitness facilities and sauna, social rooms (billiards, card rooms, library, auditorium), and organized activities managed by a social director. The property is gated and oriented to an older-adult demographic with rules and services reflecting that community lifestyle; there are also hurricane shutters and storm-resilient features suitable for the coastal setting. Located minutes from Madeira Beach, shopping, dining and public transit, the building balances a relaxed waterfront setting with easy access to local urban amenities.