St. Petersburg • Florida
Build the Home.Keep the Waterfront.
3800 Shore Acres Blvd NE
A SMACKS BAYOU WATERFRONT REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY
$1,250,000
Some waterfront properties ask the next owner to adapt to decisions already made. 3800 Shore Acres Blvd NE offers something different.
Set directly on Smacks Bayou, this approximately 7,388-square-foot parcel combines approximately 51 feet of waterfront frontage, approximately 150 feet of depth, and a newer walk-out dock with the opportunity to determine what the next chapter of the property should become.
The existing residence experienced flooding and has been gutted. It is offered as-is.
That leaves a prospective purchaser with two possibilities to investigate: renovate the existing structure, or pursue removal and the creation of a new custom waterfront residence — subject to zoning, permitting, flood requirements and all applicable approvals.
The architecture can change. The waterfront is already here.
The property is located on Smacks Bayou. There is one fixed bridge — the Overlook Drive bridge — between the property and open Tampa Bay. Local information indicates approximately 13 feet of bridge clearance; clearance has not been independently verified. There is no boat lift, and water depth is currently unknown.
Because vessel suitability depends upon air draft, hull draft, water depth, tides and actual bridge clearance — not vessel length alone — prospective purchasers should independently verify suitability for their intended vessel.
A new waterfront residence does more than replace a structure.
It creates the opportunity to decide where the morning begins, how entertaining moves toward the water, where outdoor living belongs, and how the home relates to Smacks Bayou.
At 3800 Shore Acres Blvd NE, the next owner can begin that conversation with the most important element already established: the waterfront address.
Builder concepts and renderings are expected to become available and will be added to the property presentation as received. All concepts should be considered illustrative only unless and until independently verified and approved by the appropriate governmental authorities.
