300 176TH AVENUE CIRCLE, REDINGTON SHORES, FL 33708

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Under Construction. Brought to you by Noah Thomas Builders — where modern luxury meets timeless coastal elegance. This exquisite 3,904 sqft home in Redington Shores, Florida, boasts premium finishes and an allure as breezy as the Gulf winds. Step inside to discover a spacious four-bedroom, three-bath haven featuring a dedicated wine room—perfect for those “just because” moments. Built to FEMA’s latest standards, this home is designed to withstand the forces of nature with confidence. It features all hurricane-rated windows and doors and is constructed to be as hurricane- and flood-proof as possible—giving you peace of mind while living steps from the water. The rooftop level is a true showstopper. Inside, you’ll find a fully enclosed, air-conditioned flex space—ideal for an office, fitness area, or entertainment zone. Step outside, and you’re greeted by an expansive open-air rooftop deck, perched four stories high, where panoramic views stretch across the Intracoastal, shimmering city lights, and fiery Gulf Coast sunsets. Whether you’re sipping your morning coffee or hosting a sunset soirée, the vistas from this level will stop you in your tracks. Outside, your private boat dock and lift await, offering instant access to aquatic adventures. The outdoor kitchen, pool, and hot tub create a true backyard oasis, while the four-car garage, elevator, and gas generator ensure comfort and convenience no matter the season. Constructed entirely of solid block up to the roof, this home is built to last—just like the memories you’ll make here. Every inch of this stunning property reflects the signature quality and craftsmanship that Noah Thomas Builders is known for. All images, renderings, and descriptions illustrate the intended design and style by Noah Thomas Builders. Finishes, materials, and specifications may change during the build process. Pricing, availability, and final details subject to adjustment prior to completion.

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