Discover a one-of-a-kind urban sanctuary in the largest corner residence at Grand Central at Kennedy, positioned in downtown Tampa. This professionally designed home offers an expansive floor plan that combines stunning aesthetics with ultimate functionality. The chef’s kitchen is a masterpiece, boasting custom Wellborn cabinets, a massive quartz island with double waterfall edges, continuous quartz backsplash, and premium Viking appliances. This space flows seamlessly into the great room, where 180-degree floor-to-ceiling windows offer spectacular panoramic views flooding the interior with an abundance of natural light while being controlled effortlessly by motorized sunshades. This unique residence features a split-bedroom layout with two primary-style suites and a chic powder room for guests ensuring privacy and comfort. The primary suite is a lavish retreat with huge custom-built walk-in closets and an elevated, spa-like en-suite. The second oversized bedroom also includes a private en-suite and spacious walk-in closet with custom built-ins. Fine details are evident throughout, from the stunning Italian tile floors, custom dry bar, and upgraded fixtures. This residence also includes one of the largest private terraces in the building, finished with turf. The luxurious features extend beyond the interior, most notably, a private rooftop poolside cabana — a rare amenity with a full bath, beverage refrigerator, shower and storage. The unit also comes with two oversized parking spaces behind a secondary private gate, a large 8-by-10-foot climate-controlled storage locker, and a semi-private elevator for added security and convenience. Additional social amenities are on the first-level courtyard featuring covered outdoor social areas, Crunch Fitness, Ginger Beard Coffee, Pour House, The Poké Company, Massage Envy, Gelato-Go and Stageworks Theater. The Channelside District is adjacent to the Water Street District and desirable because of its short distance to the adjacent Publix, the Madison Street Park with pickleball courts, Starbucks, CVS, and trolley access to Port of Tampa, Ybor City, Sparkman Wharf, Amalie Arena and the Tampa Riverwalk.
