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372 12th Ave is a home in Indian Beach Re-revised 2nd Add, Indian Rocks Beach. Flood zone AE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
VACANT LOT or BUILD TO SUIT ! - Exceptional opportunities for developers, investors or discerning buyers ready to build in some of Pinellas County’s desirable neighborhoods. Each lot comes fully prepared, with architectural drawings, recent surveys (2026), completed set tests and a finalized permitting budget, saving you months of preparation and cost. Side-by-side waterfront build opportunities – buy one or both: Rare offering of two adjacent construction-ready lots. Near the Gulf of Mexico and Indian Rocks Beach’s finest dining and entertainment. In a desirable short-term rental–friendly community, ideal for investment or personal use. Architectural plans included and ready for permit or modification. Surveys and soil tests completed (2026). Utilities available and permitting budgets finalized. Ideal for a single luxury residence, two custom builds or an investor package purchase.
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Price
$899,000
Time on market
348 days
Monthly payment
About $5,829/mo
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Zone AE
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