Apartments With Pools in St. Petersburg, FL
12 verified options · St. Petersburg, FL · Updated Jul 2026
Compare communities whose verified amenity lists include a pool in St. Petersburg. Every community below has a full review page with recurring resident feedback, advertised rent information and verified property details.
As of mid-2026, downtown St. Pete one-bedrooms mostly run $1,900–$2,800/mo, with the Ascent tower well above that; Carillon and Tyrone run meaningfully cheaper. Elevator reliability is the recurring complaint across downtown's newer buildings — worth asking about on any tour.
930 Central Flats
Edge District · From ~$2,200
✓ Heart-of-the-Edge-District address with bars, breweries and galleries out the door
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Ascent St. Petersburg
Downtown St. Pete
✓ 36-story tower with some of the best city and bay views in St. Pete
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Axio at Carillon
Carillon / Gateway
✓ Modern, nicely appointed units with abundant storage and walk-in closets
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Beacon 430
Downtown St. Pete
✓ Walkable to downtown restaurants, nightlife and the waterfront
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Camden Central
Downtown St. Pete (Central Avenue) · From ~$2,370
✓ 15-story high-rise with one of the most complete amenity decks downtown
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Camden Pier District
Downtown St. Pete (waterfront) · From ~$2,300 (studios)
✓ Steps from the waterfront, St. Pete Pier and Beach Drive dining
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Cottonwood Bayview
Downtown St. Pete (Old Northeast-adjacent)
✓ A few blocks from Beach Drive, the waterfront parks and the Old Northeast
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Promenade at Carillon
Carillon / Gateway
✓ Renovated interiors in a green, campus-like Carillon setting
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Provenza at St. Pete
Carillon / Gateway
✓ Class A garden-style community inside the Carillon Park master plan
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Sole on Central
Grand Central District · ~$2,100–$2,850
✓ Loft-style units with exposed brick and 9-10 ft ceilings are distinctive for the area
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The Drake at St. Pete
Tyrone · From ~$1,250 (studios)
✓ One of the more affordable large communities in St. Pete, well under downtown pricing
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Windsor Central Arts
Edge District / Central Arts District · ~$2,250–$3,400+
✓ Sits between the Edge District and downtown with a Publix and dozens of restaurants nearby
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