Virtually Staged. Step onto your dock at sunrise and by mid-morning, your boat is running the open water of Tampa Bay or the Gulf beyond. Set along the Manatee River in the six-homesite enclave of Redfish Cove in Palmetto, Florida, this 2021 Camlin custom-built luxury residence is an Anglo-Caribbean design by Tampa architect Don Cooper of Cooper Johnson Smith Architects. One of only five Camlin Custom Homes on the street and sited on the largest built homesite in Redfish Cove, the residence has unobstructed water views and carries a deeded private dock for boats up to forty feet with no fixed bridges to Terra Ceia Bay, Tampa Bay, or the Gulf. Inside, 3,565 square feet unfolds across three bedrooms, three and a half baths, and an in-law suite above the three-car garage for guests or a live-aboard captain between trips. Elevated design flows through impact-rated windows, abundant natural light, a tiled elevator, and a spacious great room anchored by a gas fireplace. The chef's kitchen features a Monogram six-burner cooktop, farm sink, and custom cabinetry. The upper primary is where the home reveals itself: vaulted ceilings, walk-in custom closet, tile flooring, electric fireplace, wine refrigerator, and a spa-style bath with freestanding soaker tub facing the river. An expansive private porch opens off the suite. Outside, an approximately 38-foot heated saltwater pool with gas-heated spa and sun shelf invites long afternoons in the water, complemented by an elevated 2026 seawall, new dock with water and electric, new canopy, and 12,000-pound lift ready for the next captain's hour. Redfish Cove sits steps from the Bradenton Yacht Club and moments from Snead Island and the 365-acre Emerson Point Preserve, providing miles of trails, kayak launches, and mangrove blueways. Downtown Bradenton, St. Petersburg, and Anna Maria Island's Gulf beaches are within reach, with SRQ and Tampa International both within a drive.