3119 W MARITANA Drive, St Pete Beach, FL 33706

This gorgeous three-bedroom, two-bath coastal home is more than a renovation; it is a curated transformation. Following the 2024 storm, the residence was thoughtfully and professionally reimagined with an emphasis on craftsmanship, modern livability, and enduring design. Every room reflects a refined aesthetic, where clean architectural lines meet natural light and timeless materials. With incredible views of Little McPherson Bayou and the world-famous Don CeSar Hotel, this .33-acre waterfront property offers a rare blend of privacy, serenity, and walkable luxury living. Inside, a soft coastal palette and wood-style luxury vinyl plank flooring set the tone for relaxed elegance. The open living and dining area flow seamlessly into a Florida room wrapped in windows perfect for morning coffee or watching sunsets paint the bayou. The heart of the home, a show-stopping chef’s kitchen, features a massive island with room for bar seating, rich blue cabinetry, sleek quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances designed for both function and form. Each of the three bedrooms is thoughtfully appointed, while the two full baths have been luxuriously upgraded with designer tile, high-end fixtures, and spa-style ambiance. Every detail, from new baseboards and crown moldings to curated lighting and fans, has been selected with intention. Outdoors, the updated dock, designed for enjoying the view, offers daily front-row seats to waterfront tranquility. Surrounded by neighbors with boat-accessible docks, the structure holds potential for future boating conversion. The rear of the property features a generous covered porch created from the former carport, ideal for alfresco dining, entertaining, or afternoon reading in the shade. Mature tropical landscaping and reclaimed water irrigation frame the property, while the circular driveway and two utility sheds add everyday convenience. Located in a golf-cart approved neighborhood, residents can easily stroll to the beach, Pass-a-Grille, Lazarillo Park, and the Don CeSar.