Some homes check every box — this one adds a boat lift. Set on an oversized corner lot in the Paradise Island subdivision of Treasure Island, FL, this 3-bedroom, 3-bath single-family pool home offers direct canal-front access to the Intracoastal Waterway with no HOA. The 2-car attached garage, 1,828 sq ft of heated and cooled living space, 460 sq ft of covered outdoor space, and a 3rd full bath with interior laundry room make this one of the most functional waterfront floor plans on the market.
Expansive hurricane-impact windows and sliders (2024) fill the open-concept living area with panoramic water views. New 40×40 tile flooring (2025) runs throughout. The modern kitchen features quartz countertops, custom wood cabinetry, stainless appliances, and a dry bar. The split-bedroom layout provides privacy for every guest, and a dedicated ensuite off the guest bedroom adds flexibility for multi-generational living.
The primary suite overlooks the pool and water, with direct patio access and a spa-inspired bath featuring a freestanding soaking tub and rain shower within a glass-enclosed wet room, dual vanities, and matte black fixtures.
Outside, a resurfaced Pebble Tec pool, new paver deck (2025), composite dock with 10,000 lb boat lift, and new seawall deliver deep-water access to the Intracoastal — minutes to the Gulf by boat. Additional upgrades include roof (2018), HVAC (2018) with new coil (2024), new electrical panel, copper rewire, hurricane-rated garage door, upgraded insulation, bathroom remodels, new interior doors, baseboards, soffits, fascia, and light fixtures throughout.
Minutes to Treasure Island Beach, and down the street from the 17-acre Treasure Bay waterfront park — golf, tennis, playground, a walking trail, and a newly completed living shoreline with kayak and paddleboard launch, all within the neighborhood. From there, the barrier island lifestyle takes over. Bike or golf cart from Pass-a-Grille to Clearwater Beach, hit the dog park, play pickleball or spend an evening in Downtown St. Pete — all without getting on the highway. On the water, the options are endless: waterfront restaurants, waterside groceries, bars, and Downtown St. Pete all reachable by boat. This is Florida living at its best. Easy to show.