St. Pete Beach Retail / Restaurant-Equipped Building

This property is located in the highly sought-after Florida destination of St. Pete Beach. Best known for the historic Don CeSar Hotel and the charm of Pass-a-Grille, the area offers stunning white-sand beaches, local shopping, parks, and a vibrant coastal atmosphere. The site features premium frontage along Gulf Boulevard, the main thoroughfare through St. Pete Beach, and is just minutes from more than 10 nearby hotels, including the renowned Island Grand at TradeWinds Resort. It is also ideally positioned near the Pasadena Avenue South Bridge, providing direct access into St. Petersburg, Florida. St. Pete Beach is one of several barrier islands off the coast of St. Petersburg, alongside Clearwater, Indian Rocks Beach, and Treasure Island. Together they form the St. Pete–Clearwater region, which welcomes approximately 14.9 million visitors annually. According to a 2025 economic impact study, these visitors generate $6.1 billion in direct spending and contribute a total economic impact of $10.2 billion. The region also hosts several iconic annual events, including the Valspar PGA Tournament, the Firestone St. Petersburg Grand Prix, and the Pier 60 Sugar Sand Festival. These events continue to drive strong tourism, with many visitors returning to the area five or more times. This is an exceptional opportunity to be part of one of Florida’s most dynamic and consistently visited coastal destinations.Located in St. Pete Beach, Florida, this incredible recently renovated retail/ restaurant building offers a large open floor plan currently configured for grocery and convenience store use. The space includes an installed grease trap and hood, allowing for the preparation of grab-and-go meals or potential conversion to a full restaurant concept. With ten hotels and more than 2,000 residential units located within a half-mile radius, the property is ideally positioned to serve as a walkable neighborhood market. Whether guests are looking for food for their hotel room, beach snacks, drinks, or a missing ingredient, this store provides convenient access to everyday essentials without having to leave the island to visit a major retailer. Even with the close proximity to the beach, the property reportedly received no flooding or major damage from the 2024 hurricanes. The site features premium frontage along Gulf Boulevard, the main island-hopping thoroughfare from Tierra Verde to the south, through St. Pete Beach, Treasure Island, Madeira Beach, Redington Shores, Indian Rocks Beach, and all the way north to Clearwater, spanning over 22 miles along the beaches of the Gulf.