16108 6th Street

Reimagine this expansive 3,300+ sq. ft. waterfront home into your dream coastal retreat or a vacation home with short term rental potential! Nestled on 58 feet of deep-water canal frontage, this 5-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home with a pool, dock, and working boat lift on prime water offers unparalleled potential for luxury living. With direct Gulf of America access via John’s Pass in under 20 minutes, this property is a boater’s paradise and a canvas for your vision.
Step into a light-filled, open-concept first floor, where sweeping living, dining, and kitchen spaces flow seamlessly, perfect for grand entertaining or intimate gatherings. Imagine customizing this expansive area to reflect your style. There are two spacious first-floor bedrooms and a full bathroom as well as a half bath in the garage.
The second level has three generously sized bedrooms—each with its own private bathroom—awaiting your creative touch. Covered front and back porches invite you to savor morning coffee with sunrise vistas or evening cocktails under starlit skies.
The backyard is a true oasis, ready for immediate enjoyment. Dive into the sparkling pool, lounge on the expansive brick paver deck, or catch fish dinner from your dock, equipped with a boat lift.
Perfectly positioned, this home offers unbeatable convenience: free resident-only beach parking at Redington Beach, and effortless access to local grocery stores, restaurants, coffee shops, ice cream parlors, and vibrant entertainment. The first floor, impacted by Hurricane Helene, has been fully remediated, presenting a blank canvas for your dream finishes. The electric and air conditioning systems are in working order, keeping the home cool and comfortable.
This is more than a home—it’s a lifestyle waiting to be crafted. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to create a masterpiece in one of Redington Beach’s most desired locations. Schedule your private tour today and let your imagination run wild! Other features you will appreciate are: pool heated with solar, motorized hurricane shutters, and a seawall from 2005. Take a look at the attachments for a beautiful artist rendering of the exterior. The home has been deemed NOT substantially damaged.