16400 Gulf Blvd

Redington Reef is an eight-story, midcentury beachfront cooperative built in 1958 and arranged around long corridors with elevator service to upper floors. Units range from studios/efficiencies to multi-room two-bedroom plans; many apartments have open layouts, eat-in kitchen arrangements, built-in storage and enclosed Florida rooms or balconies that capture panoramic Gulf views. Interior finishes commonly include solid wood cabinets, stone or solid-surface counters, crown molding, ceiling fans, window treatments and walk-in closets in larger units. The property’s footprint emphasizes outdoor living: an oversized heated Gulf-front swimming pool, lawn and grilling areas sit directly between the building and powdery sand, with gated beach access and outdoor showers. Common elements include a two-story secured clubhouse/mezzanine used for gatherings, a keyed lobby, on-site laundry, mailroom and storage lockers; elevator access and ample parking across the street support both seasonal and year-round use. Exterior systems feature hurricane shutters, rain gutters, irrigation, perimeter lighting and fenced sections; the co-op owns half the land with the balance under a long-term land lease. The neighborhood is a low-rise coastal corridor with restaurants, shops and water activities within short walking distance, and trolley service along Gulf Boulevard facilitates local circulation.