4007 royal palm drive

Under contract-accepting backup offers. Beautifully updated waterfront home in the highly sought-after boating community of San Remo Shores, offering a rare and highly desirable canal setting that truly sets this property apart. Positioned on an exceptionally wide, deep-water saltwater canal at a T-junction, this homesite provides a major advantage for serious boaters — you can comfortably turn a 50-foot vessel right behind your home. This is a feature very few canal-front properties can offer and makes docking, maneuvering, and everyday boating significantly easier and more enjoyable. With approximately 80 feet of frontage and no bridges to open water, enjoy direct access to Palma Sola Bay, the Intracoastal Waterway, Tampa Bay, and the Gulf of Mexico. Whether you’re heading out for a quick sunset cruise or a full day offshore, you’re there in minutes. The private dock is well-equipped with a 10,000 lb lift, water, and electric, and both the dock and seawall were redone in 2020, delivering confidence and long-term value. Inside, this super clean 2-bedroom, 2-bath home offers approximately 1,600 sq ft of light-filled living space with an open floor plan designed to maximize water views. A spacious great room with a wall of sliders opens to a screened lanai, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living. The updated kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and quality finishes throughout. Recent improvements include roof (2018), A/C (2020) with new ductwork, electric panel (2020), new sewer line from the house to the meter, new gutters, fresh interior and exterior paint, and new fencing. A sprinkler system services both the front and back yard. Located just minutes from the white sandy beaches of Anna Maria Island, along with excellent dining, shopping, and golf, this is a rare opportunity to own a truly boater-friendly waterfront property in one of Northwest Bradenton’s most desirable communities. Seller states the home has not had any water intrusion while he lived there including during the Hurricanes of 2024.