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1512 Gulf Blvd is a home in Indian Beach Re-revised, Indian Rocks Beach. Flood zone AE/VE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Prime Gulf frontage-flexible zoning-unlimited potential! Beach Front property with 50’ of beach frontage and 100’ on Gulf Blvd, located on 2 parcels; approx. 19,466 ft.² or .44 of an acre making it one of the largest Gulf Front parcels available in the area. Commercial Tourist zoning allows for several options: Luxury multifamily, up to 13 units or multi story beach front estate with expansive outdoor living areas. Or, operate the existing structures "as-is" as a short term or long term rentals while holding for future appreciation. Currently, the property consists of 3 structures totaling 5 beds/4 baths and is operated as a short-term rental. Gorgeous setting with its tropical flair, huge pool and perfect location providing a legacy coastal asset. Impressive walkability to parks, recreational venues, art center, shopping, fine restaurants and cafes. Convenient access to Tampa, St Pete and Clearwater Beach.
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$5,395,000
Time on market
6 days
Monthly payment
About $36,482/mo
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Zone AE/VE
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