On the Intracoastal Waterway in Treasure Island's Isle of Palms, three blocks from the Gulf, this elevated custom home was designed around a very specific kind of morning. The coffee happens on the dock or one of the balconies. The dolphins swim through the canal. The sunrise over the intracoastal serves as your wake-up call. Built in 2000 and meticulously cared for by its original owner, the home reflects genuine craftsmanship throughout. Inside, extensive built-ins, crown molding, recessed lighting, and surround sound are evident are bonus features. The chef's kitchen is appointed with 42-inch custom cabinetry, a center island, stone countertops, and a pull-up breakfast bar that opens directly into the main living areas — a floor plan built for gathering. A propane gas fireplace anchors the living room with elaborate built-in shelving for your artwork, books or treasured belongings. French doors open to the expansive primary suite on the third floor, where a large walk-in closet and a spa-inspired ensuite make a case for unhurried mornings. The bath includes dual sinks, a dedicated makeup vanity, a soaking tub, and a walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms, each with walk-in closets, complete this thoughtful floor plan. Outside, a private pool and spa sit within a resort-style setting with extensive landscaping and underground sprinkers, while the private dock offers direct intracoastal access. Multiple balconies frame the waterfront from every level. A rare four-stall garage at street level serves as storage for everything your coastal life requires. Major updates are already in place: metal roof (2019), seawall (2018), HVAC upstairs (2018) and downstairs (2022, with a two-year service warranty), pool pump (October 2024), and professionally tented (May 2025). No HOA. Need more peace of mind? The owner had a complete home inspection done prior to listing. Move right in! Treasure Island's dining, shops, and entertainment are steps away, with John's Pass Village just minutes to the north. Downtown St. Petersburg is approximately 25 minutes and Tampa International Airport is within 40 minutes.

On the Intracoastal Waterway in Treasure Island's Isle of Palms, three blocks from the Gulf, this elevated custom home was designed around a very specific kind of morning. The coffee happens on the dock or one of the balconies. The dolphins swim through the canal. The sunrise over the intracoastal serves as your wake-up call. Built in 2000 and meticulously cared for by its original owner, the home reflects genuine craftsmanship throughout. Inside, extensive built-ins, crown molding, recessed lighting, and surround sound are evident are bonus features. The chef's kitchen is appointed with 42-inch custom cabinetry, a center island, stone countertops, and a pull-up breakfast bar that opens directly into the main living areas — a floor plan built for gathering. A propane gas fireplace anchors the living room with elaborate built-in shelving for your artwork, books or treasured belongings. French doors open to the expansive primary suite on the third floor, where a large walk-in closet and a spa-inspired ensuite make a case for unhurried mornings. The bath includes dual sinks, a dedicated makeup vanity, a soaking tub, and a walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms, each with walk-in closets, complete this thoughtful floor plan. Outside, a private pool and spa sit within a resort-style setting with extensive landscaping and underground sprinkers, while the private dock offers direct intracoastal access. Multiple balconies frame the waterfront from every level. A rare four-stall garage at street level serves as storage for everything your coastal life requires. Major updates are already in place: metal roof (2019), seawall (2018), HVAC upstairs (2018) and downstairs (2022, with a two-year service warranty), pool pump (October 2024), and professionally tented (May 2025). No HOA. Need more peace of mind? The owner had a complete home inspection done prior to listing. Move right in! Treasure Island's dining, shops, and entertainment are steps away, with John's Pass Village just minutes to the north. Downtown St. Petersburg is approximately 25 minutes and Tampa International Airport is within 40 minutes.