The Largest Gulf-Front Lot Currently Offered on North Beach
"A family home designed to last generations — and it has."
Nearly 50 years ago, this home was built by its owner — not as an investment, but as a sanctuary. Thoughtfully positioned on a lot nearly 1.5 times the size of its neighbors, facing the Gulf of Mexico, it has sheltered one family through decades of Clearwater Beach life.
In late 2024, Hurricane Helene touched the lower level. The upper floor stands unaffected. What remains is not a damaged home — it is a rare canvas: a legacy-class lot with a proven structural foundation, offered as-is, waiting for its next chapter.
Only the lower level sustained flood damage from Hurricane Helene. The upper floor bedrooms, bathrooms, and structural integrity are entirely unaffected — meaning a buyer receives full value of the existing 5,000+ sq ft layout with targeted, lower-level remediation only.
Gulf-front lots of this size have not come to market on North Beach in nearly four years. What you are purchasing is not simply a home — it is access to a land position that rarely trades. The home is a bonus; the lot is the legacy.
Thoughtfully designed over two floors, this home delivers generous room proportions rarely found at any price point — with dual balconies totaling 594 sq ft, a 787 sq ft garage, and 340 sq ft of Gulf-facing deck. The upper floor is entirely untouched — dedicated to bedrooms and bathrooms. Only the lower level requires attention.
Whether you are drawn to the beauty of preserving a well-built family home or envision raising a custom estate from the ground up, 1058 Eldorado accommodates both with equal distinction.
Honor the home's heritage while modernizing to today's luxury standards. With only the lower level requiring attention, the cost to create a stunning, turn-key Gulf-front residence is a fraction of new construction — and faster.
A 90-foot Gulf-front lot is the rarest commodity on Clearwater Beach. Cleared and redeveloped, this parcel supports a $5–8M custom estate — one designed precisely for the buyer's vision, maximizing views, setback advantage, and luxury programming.
In Gulf-front real estate, frontage is everything. At 90 feet — compared to the standard 60-foot lot on Eldorado Avenue — this parcel delivers a 50% advantage in the dimension that matters most: how much of the Gulf you own.
What might appear as "distance from the water" is, in fact, this property's most underappreciated advantage. Sitting approximately 500–600 feet from the high tide line, 1058 Eldorado occupies a rare position: genuinely Gulf-front, yet buffered by one of Florida's broadest natural beach corridors.
This is not a trade-off. This is the premium that discerning buyers actually seek — unobstructed views without the vulnerability of the waterline, natural privacy through depth, and a property that has consistently attracted interest precisely because it sits at the apex of North Beach.
Dual-water-view properties on Clearwater Beach are exceptionally rare. 1058 Eldorado delivers both — Gulf of Mexico sunsets from the rear and serene Intracoastal/Bay views from the front. This is a view composition that no standard lot can replicate.
From the upper floor balcony, the Gulf horizon stretches uninterrupted to the west. Evening light across the water creates the signature Clearwater Beach sunset experience — and at 90 feet of frontage, the panorama is wider than virtually every neighboring property.
The natural beach depth means no neighboring construction will ever obstruct this view corridor — it is permanently protected by the shoreline itself.
From the front of the property, the Intracoastal Waterway and St. Joseph Sound frame the eastern exposure — a calmer, nautical counterpoint to the Gulf drama behind. Morning light over the bay creates a sunrise experience that makes this property genuinely exceptional from both orientations.
Few properties anywhere on Clearwater Beach offer this dual-water composition in a single residence.
Founded in 1934, Carlouel Beach & Yacht Club is one of Florida's most storied private clubs — and it is undergoing its most ambitious transformation in 90 years. A member-approved complete rebuild of the clubhouse and amenities positions Carlouel — and this neighborhood — for a generational step-change in prestige and property values.
The buyer of 1058 Eldorado is not simply purchasing a Gulf-front lot — they are purchasing the most proximate private address to a $45M+ private coastal institution being reimagined for the next century of members.
With a refreshed price of $5.25M, this offering is positioned to reflect market reality while honoring the genuine scarcity of the asset. The lot alone — 90 feet of Gulf-front in a market that hasn't seen this size in four years — justifies a price well above recent activity.
A 90-foot Gulf-front lot. Dual water views. The Carlouel rebuild across the street. A seller who built this home with their hands and their heart — and a price that finally reflects what the land is worth.