Steven Koleno

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN APPROXIMATELY TWO ACRES AND 130 FEET OF WATERFRONT IN ONE OF THE MOST LAND-CONSTRAINED AREAS OF PINELLAS COUNTY. Located in Seminole just minutes from the Gulf beaches, this is not a typical waterfront homesite. It is an estate-sized parcel combining acreage, waterfront, RR zoning, no HOA, and a location that is increasingly difficult to duplicate. With approximately 87,000 square feet of land, the scale of this property is immediately different from the standard residential lots that dominate coastal Pinellas. RR zoning is specifically designed for larger, lower-density residential properties and offers generous building parameters. The result is the space to build a true custom waterfront estate with meaningful separation from neighboring properties and room for the features that require real land: an expansive residence, pool and outdoor living, detached structures, recreational space, gardens and open grounds. The zoning also allows horses, a remarkable combination this close to the Gulf Coast. Approximately 130 feet of waterfront further separates this property from the typical coastal homesite. The property fronts Boca Ciega Bay, creating an opportunity to build around the water while maintaining the privacy and scale of an estate setting. And then there is the location. Tucked away at the end of 74th Avenue in unincorporated Seminole, the property is only minutes from Indian Shores, Redington Shores and the Gulf of Mexico. Boca Ciega Millennium Park is located along the same 74th Avenue corridor, offering waterfront trails, boardwalks and access to Boca Ciega Bay. Seminole City Center, shopping, dining, entertainment and everyday conveniences are all nearby, while Clearwater and St. Petersburg remain easily accessible. That combination is what makes this property so difficult to replace. Pinellas County is already heavily developed, and opportunities to acquire significant residential acreage are limited. Move that acreage close to the Gulf, and it becomes even harder to find. Put approximately two acres directly on the water, add roughly 130 feet of waterfront, RR zoning, generous building parameters and no HOA, and you have a property that stands in a category of its own. You can change a house. You can redesign a floor plan. You can rebuild, renovate, and customize. **What you cannot recreate is two acres of waterfront land in Seminole, minutes from the Gulf beaches.** For the buyer looking to build something substantial rather than settle for another standard waterfront lot, this is the opportunity.