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30A’s highest income producing property hits the market at $18,990,000

Corcoran Reverie has listed 113-A Sandy Shores Court in Seacrest, Florida at $18,990,000, and breaks records as the highest income producing property year-to-date with over $1 million in rental revenue, according to Key […]

Corcoran Reverie has listed 113-A Sandy Shores Court in Seacrest, Florida at $18,990,000, and breaks records as the highest income producing property year-to-date with over $1 million in rental revenue, according to Key Data Dashboard.

“With an impressive rental history, 113-A Sandy Shores is an incredible opportunity for any investor seeking to grow their real estate portfolio in Northwest Florida,” said listing agent and Corcoran Reverie owner Jacob Watkins.”

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The property features 60′ of Gulf frontage atop the Bluffs at Sandy Shores. The home encompasses more than 7,400 square feet of living space including six bedrooms, six full baths, and two half baths.

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“This stunning Gulf-front home truly redefines coastal luxury living along 30A and makes for an ideal investment property with its sought-after location in a low-density gated enclave of residences between Alys Beach and Rosemary Beach,” said listing agent and Corcoran Reverie broker/owner Hilary Farnum-Fasth.

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