18218 SUNSET BOULEVARD UNIT A, ST PETERSBURG, FL 33708

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HUGE price improvement: A rare opportunity has arrived in Redington Shores: a direct Gulf-front property offering unparalleled potential for both luxury living and lucrative investment. For the first time in over 30 years, this prime piece of real estate is available to the market. Currently zoned as a condo with 2 separate raised units, the property has been cherished as a family vacation retreat, with both units totaling 2,750 sq. ft. of living space—each featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The existing structure boasts a large parking pad, two one-car garages, and under-building storage, adding functionality to its enviable beachfront location. There is over 50 feet of Gulf frontage and a Sea Wall Already in place and the City provides a Beach scraper to keep the beach front view clean and free of debris. Another rare advantage: this property does not back up to Gulf Boulevard, providing a quieter, more private atmosphere with Constitution Park buffering the rear of the property, which has a dog walk, playground and town sponsored cookouts and events for residents. Just steps away, you’ll find the beach trolley, bus stops, local favorites like Candy Kitchen, Coco Wood Grill, Friendly Tavern, and Broke N Board, plus easy access to restaurants, coffee shops, and the famous Beach Pizza. The lot itself, just under a quarter acre (see attached survey), offers impressive development potential. Buyers are encouraged to call the Town Hall and ask for Eve, head of the building dept regarding set backs, zoning and what can be developed moving forward. Currently zoned a condo. All this, while being only 30 minutes to Tampa—home of the Buccaneers, Tampa Bay Lightning, the Rays, fine dining, international shopping, Broadway-caliber theater, and an international airport. Just minutes away, St. Pete offers a vibrant nightlife and its iconic new pier, while Clearwater Beach adds yet another world-class destination to the mix.

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