16115 4th St E, REDINGTON BEACH, FL 33708

What's special

Rare opportunity to own an exceptional waterfront property in the highly desirable Town of Redington Beach, offering approximately 116 feet of seawall on a spacious pie-shaped lot with breathtaking open Intracoastal Waterway views stretching nearly one mile across to Millennium Park. This unique setting provides an ever-changing backdrop of spectacular sunrises, colorful sunsets, and abundant marine life, creating an extraordinary coastal lifestyle. The existing 3-bedroom, 3-bath residence with a bonus room offers the flexibility to renovate, expand, or build a custom waterfront estate. Surrounded by luxury waterfront homes, the property presents an outstanding opportunity to create your dream residence in one of Tampa Bay's premier boating communities. A private dock and concrete seawall provide direct access to the Intracoastal Waterway, with a short boat ride to John's Pass and the Gulf. Enjoy boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, and island hopping right from your backyard. Recent improvements include a new roof (2023) and high-impact windows (2021). The sale also includes an assumable flood insurance policy, elevation certificate, land survey, geotechnical soil report, and custom architectural plans by a respected local waterfront architect, providing valuable resources for future redevelopment. Ideally positioned just a 5- to 7-minute walk from the Gulf white sand beaches, residents also enjoy convenient access to waterfront dining, shopping, parks, and recreational amenities. The property's north-facing orientation offers protection from prevailing weather while maximizing comfortable outdoor living and showcasing beautiful sunrise and sunset views. A future multi-story home could also capture partial Gulf views, further enhancing this remarkable waterfront setting. Whether you're seeking a waterfront retreat to update or the ideal site for a custom luxury home, this is a truly rare opportunity to own one of Redington Beach's most distinctive open-water properties.

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