New Interior Renderings Released For Residences At Orange Station In St. Petersburg’s EDGE District

New renderings reveal interior spaces of the residential amenity offerings at Orange Station, a planned large-scale mixed-use development addressed as 1301 1st Avenue North located in St. Petersburg’s EDGE District. Designed by Tim Clemmons of Place Architecture and developed by Edge Central Development Partners, a joint venture between DDA Development, J Square Developers and Backstreets Capital, LLC, the development is projected to yield five buildings including 103 residential units with workforce housing, approximately 106,000 square feet of office space, 21,400 square of retail space, a pubic plaza and a private-public use parking garage fit for 600 vehicles.

The newly revealed renderings depict the interiors of one of the residential components of the project, Residences at Orange Station, which is planned to become a 16-story, 61-unit luxury condominium development accompanied by 50,000 square feet of Class-A office space and 14,000 square feet of ground floor retail space. The building will become the tallest of five planned to be constructed. A separate building called The WYE will offer 42 workforce housing units.

Lobby. Rendering courtesy of Place Architecture.

Community Clubhouse. Rendering courtesy of Place Architecture.

Pool Area. Rendering courtesy of Place Architecture.

Amenity Terrace. Rendering courtesy of Place Architecture.

Condominium units offered at Residences at Orange Station will come in one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans, ranging between 1,210 and 2,367 square feet and priced starting from the $600,000’s. The building will be Downtown St. Pete’s first LEED-certified green condominium tower and will include a generous amenity offerings such as a ground floor courtyard with plunge pool, outdoor seating, and a fire table. An amenity deck on the sixth-floor will feature a residents lounge, an outdoor terrace, a fully equipped fitness center and wellness studio, and entertainment spaces. Sales are expected to begin in the Spring, lead by real estate brokerage Smith & Associates.

Orange Station is replacing the old St. Petersburg Police Department, and demolition is already underway for the existing structures on the site. Construction is scheduled to begin in Q3 of 2022.

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