The gate is lifted for bids on the last vacant land at the gated Harbour Isle community.
The listing for the $35-plus million, 18.9-acre waterfront parcel is with the DeLieto Team of MS&C Commercial, the commercial division of real estate brokerage Michael Saunders & Co.
An announcement was made June 30, citing a listing price of $35,750,000.
The DeLieto Team is representing the seller, Minto Communities, developer of the existing condos at Harbour Isle on Anna Maria Sound.
The property — the last remaining vacant land at Harbour Isle — is on Perico Island in northwest Bradenton, northeast of the Anna Maria Island Bridge, with access to Sarasota and Tampa bays and the Gulf of Mexico.
“The DeLieto Team … is extremely proud to present this extraordinary condominium development opportunity at the final point of land on the tranquil Harbour Isle peninsula, which will complete this picturesque community,” Lee DeLieto Jr., lead broker-associate for the team, said in a June 30 news release.
The Pointe at Harbour Isle, 12340 Manatee Ave. W., offers development of up to 275 condo units in 6-12 story buildings, according to the news release.
Mike Belmont, president of Minto Communities, described Harbour Isle as a private peninsula offering “an active resort-like lifestyle and some of the best views along Florida’s west coast.”
Amenities include a beach club, fitness center, resort-style pool and spa, bar, a kayak launch and a marina with 55 wet slips and 128 dry racks.
Near the entrance to Harbour Isle, there’s a Floridays bar and restaurant and Compass Hotel.
The community already includes 411 low-rise condos and short-term rentals near the marina.
A seven-page brochure for The Pointe includes a map showing the property’s proximity to Robinson Preserve in northwest Bradenton, two Publix Super Market stores and also the Manatee Public Beach, Anna Maria Island Beach Cafe, Ugly Grouper and Dunkin Donuts in Holmes Beach.
The brochure also states, “The seller is looking for the right buyer/developer to finish the project with the high-rise waterfront condos in the back of the peninsula.”
For more, go to thepointeatharbourisle.com.
— Lisa Neff