1405 Bay Pine Blvd., Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785

PRICE DROP! Your beach cottage is just a leisurely walk from the glistening sands and the blue-green waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Come home, right now. Move effortlessly into Florida's beachy lifestyle, from sandcastles and surfcasting to the vibrant arts scene and sunny tennis just a block from your new home. This mid-60s bungalow is ready to occupy today, or take your time and convert it into your dreamscape. Live here full-time, as the previous owners did for decades, or use it as an investment to attract short-term and seasonal rentals. However you choose, you're still surrounded by all the outdoor-loving and amenity-rich community of Indian Rocks Beach, one of the few places remaining on Florida's Gulf Coast that has worked to ensure its small-town flavor and neighborhood spirit. Your new home sits just one block from the town center, City Hall, which is surrounded by the town's Sports Complex, Arts Center, Library and Auditorium. Some of the best restaurants in the Tampa Bay area are right on your easy walk to the Gulf of Mexico. Note how the town offers an array of activities regardless of age or inclination -- it's all for the family, whether it's yours or your rental guests. Pickleball, tennis, skateboarding, Little League baseball, toddler playgrounds or the air conditioned ease of the library, it's all a block away. This 2-bed, 1-bath home has been lovingly maintained for years; the washer and dryer have just been replaced, so has the water heater. The roof is just six years old, the home was tented for termites just this summer after the house painters found a bit of termite presence. A circular, pavered driveway connects the carport to the street, meaning that several cars can park off-street at the same time. The home is centrally cooled and heated, while the giant 23X27 lanai added to the rear of the home has its own in-wall air conditioning unit. The lanai is NOT included in the home's overall square footage. Also, please note that home is empty and unfurnished, the photos were taken when it was still occupied.