7424 GRAND BOULEVARD NEW PORT RICHEY FL 34652

Waterfront bohemian bungalow on the Cottee River! Welcome to 7424 Grand Blvd, a rare opportunity to own a soulful riverfront home in the heart of downtown New Port Richey. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath property sits on an oversized lot shaded by mature oak trees, offering privacy, natural beauty, and the kind of atmosphere you can’t manufacture. With direct river access and your own private dock, this home delivers the true Florida lifestyle—kayak or paddleboard from your backyard, watch manatees float by, or take your boat to nearby waterfront dining.

Inside, the home embraces a bohemian bungalow vibe with character and charm in every detail. Exposed cedar beams, warm wood floors, and thoughtful custom touches create a space that feels curated, intentional, and inviting. Natural light filters throughout the open layout, highlighting architectural details and framing views of the trees and river. The living, dining, and kitchen areas flow together with a relaxed feel that supports both quiet mornings and gatherings with friends. Each bedroom offers comfort and flexibility, making this home ideal for full-time living, vacation use, or a short-term rental investment.

The outdoor experience is just as compelling—room for gardens, fire pits, hammocks, or an outdoor kitchen under the oaks. The property feels like a private sanctuary, yet it’s only moments from NPR’s vibrant downtown scene. Walk or golf-cart to restaurants, breweries, boutiques, Sims Park, the riverfront amphitheater, festivals, and year-round community events. This location offers exceptional value for homeowners, investors, and those seeking a second home that doubles as a lifestyle asset.

7424 Grand Blvd isn’t just a home; it’s an experience. A place where nature, style, and location come together. A home with heart, history, and potential. If you’re looking for something unique—something that feels like Florida living the way it’s meant to be—this is it.

Bohemian charm. Waterfront living. Downtown convenience. A truly rare find on the Cottee River.