130 CARLYLE DRIVE

Welcome to 130 Carlyle Drive, where the essence of Florida’s Gulf Coast lifestyle comes to life. Direct Gulf of America access. New Dock and Seawall 2023. Nestled within the highly desirable enclave of Indian Bluff Island, this residence offers more than just a home—it offers a way of living defined by natural beauty, coastal charm, and vibrant community spirit. With over 2,200 square feet of living space on nearly a third of an acre, the home provides a comfortable and flexible floor plan with a blend of tile and carpeted floors. Sun-filled interiors create a warm and inviting atmosphere, while spacious gathering areas make it easy to entertain or unwind in complete comfort. Step outside your front door and explore everything Palm Harbor is known for. Tee off at the world-class Innisbrook Golf Resort & Spa, home of the PGA Valspar Championship, or connect with nature at Wall Springs Park, a 210-acre preserve with boardwalks, a natural spring, and sweeping observation tower views. Enjoy lakeside adventures at John Chesnut Sr. Park on Lake Tarpon, or bike and jog along the scenic Pinellas Trail that winds through the heart of Pinellas County. When it’s time to relax by the water, you’re only minutes from the sugar-sand beaches of Honeymoon Island State Park and the ferry to Caladesi Island, two of Florida’s most cherished natural escapes. For dining and entertainment, head to charming downtown Palm Harbor or the waterfront village of Ozona, where you’ll find local restaurants, boutique shops, and community events like First Fridays and the annual Taste of Palm Harbor festival. Families will also appreciate access to top-rated schools, including the acclaimed Palm Harbor University High. This home places you at the center of it all—where every day offers a new way to experience Florida’s coastal lifestyle. Whether you envision a private retreat, a place for entertaining, or a base for adventure, 130 Carlyle Drive delivers a rare combination of space, location, and opportunity in one of the most sought-after communities on the Gulf Coast.