Places This Week: Bayway Isles estate, 13-acre compound sell
A weekly roundup of local real estate deals.
Waterfront Anclote Estate sells
The 13-plus-acre property known as the Anclote Estate, nestled along the Anclote River in Tarpon Springs, has a new owner.
The
gated compound at 741 Anclote Road sold in a $4.35 million deal.According to the listing, the site is “one of the last parcels” along the river.
The estate, which has a private entry, consists of the main residence, a guest house connected by a covered breezeway, and a cabana with an additional guest suite. In total, there are seven bedrooms.
The main home features 18-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, accordion glass doors and an enclosed outdoor dining area that boasts views of the waterfront and marina.
A verandah wraps around the pool and leads to the large cabana with an ensuite.
On the opposite side, the property has a two-bedroom guest suite and a kitchen on the second level.
The property was previously listed for just over $6 million. It last sold in 2000 for $780,000.
Coastal Properties Group’s Scott Pickering represented the seller and Julie Folden represented the buyer.
Kenneth City apartments sell
Belleaire Bluffs-based Red Stripes Investments LLC sold the Oakmanor Apartments in Kenneth City.
An Orlando-based LLC purchased the 16-unit complex at 6214 54th Ave. N. in a $2.8 million deal.
The one- and two-bedroom apartments were constructed in 1985.
Bayway Isles estate sells for over $5 million
A waterfront home in the exclusive Bayway Isles community has sold in a $5.5 million deal.
The 5,542-square-foot home at 6152 52nd St. S. includes a private beach.
The six-bedroom, seven-and-half-bathroom estate was constructed in 2006; however, the previous owner made extensive upgrades, according to the listing.
There’s a large outdoor entertainment area built around a pool that connects to a dock with two boat lifts and two jet ski lifts.
The home was previously listed for $6 million. It last sold in 2020 for $2.9 million.
Meltem Birey with 1 Palm Realty represented the sellers. Stephen Arters with RE MAX Alliance Group represented the buyer.
Developer assumes loan for Coquina Key project
Sight Development, a Tampa-based real estate group that’s behind a new St. Pete townhome community, has assumed a roughly $7.56 million loan from Bank OZK.
The firm is developing the coastal-modern Coquina Cabanas townhome complex at 3850 Pompano Drive SE.
The units will feature six buildings with a total of 13 units. The 2,270-square-foot, three-story units will have three bedrooms and a two-car garage.
Sight Development is also developing the Canvas City Homes, a 10-unit residential development at 2700 5th Ave. South in the Warehouse Arts District.