400 Island Way #503 Clearwater Beach, FL 33767

Listing details for 400 Island Way #503, Clearwater Beach, FL 33767 : Virtually Staged. ISLAND ESTATES LIVING UNDER $380,000! What if your Florida life came with water views, beautiful sunsets and Clearwater Beach just minutes from your door? Welcome to 400 Island Way #503, a spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo offering 1,300 square feet and fifth-floor western exposure in the waterfront community of Island Estates. Step onto your private balcony and take in the water views and Florida sunsets that make this location so special. Inside, the comfortable floor plan offers a spacious living area opening to the balcony, a well-equipped kitchen with granite countertops and generous storage, two nicely sized bedrooms and two full baths. The condo is in good condition with an opportunity to add your own style over time. Here, you're close to Clearwater Beach without having to live in the middle of the beach activity. Island Estates offers the feel of a residential island neighborhood with Publix, restaurants, Clearwater Marine Aquarium and everyday conveniences nearby, while the sugar-sand beaches, dining and entertainment of Clearwater Beach are just minutes away. Enjoy the Florida lifestyle at home, too, with a heated pool and spa, fitness center, clubhouse and waterfront surroundings. Looking ahead to Florida but not quite ready to make the move? This property offers an especially interesting opportunity to buy your future Florida home now and enjoy it later. Established tenants are currently in place and would like to remain, allowing a future owner to consider rental income while waiting for the right time to make #503 their own. The property may also appeal to an investor seeking an Island Estates condo with an existing tenant relationship. Whether you're searching for a full-time residence, future Florida home, seasonal getaway or investment opportunity, #503 offers 1,300 square feet, water views and the Island Estates lifestyle at a newly positioned price of $379,900. Maybe it's time to stop saying “someday” and start calling Florida home.