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The town of Bradenton Beach, Florida is incomparable to any other in the U.S. Because of its exclusive location on the southern end of Anna Maria Island in the Gulf of Mexico, the residents of Bradenton Beach have enjoyed a casual atmosphere and “old Florida” charm for decades. No towering office structures, massive shopping malls or chain stores serve as obstructions to the view of the crystalline waters of the Gulf. In fact, the main feature that draws residents and tourists alike to Bradenton Beach is the miles of uninterrupted sugary sand beaches mixed with the serene docking areas along the mangrove lined bay.
A popular spot among the residents of Bradenton Beach is the Historic Bradenton Beach City Pier and Café, located on the north end of Sarasota Bay. In September of 2007, the city completed a 2.2 million dollar renovation on the pier, repairing some structural damage and adding new features such as a newly rebuilt restaurant, bathhouse with restrooms, bait and tackle shop, the Harbormaster’s office, and a 300 ft. dock. The pier not only attracts hundreds of tourists every year, it also is considered among the locals to be a great place to dine.
With all of its natural beauty and vintage Florida charm, it is no wonder that Bradenton Beach real estate is listed as one of its many attractions. The real estate market in Bradenton Beach offers a variety of settings for your new island lifestyle, including classic homes, modern homes, bungalows and beach villas. There are many small cottages and beach homes in the true “old Florida” style, but there are also gorgeous waterfront properties that offer unlimited access to the beach. Single family homes and condominiums in Bradenton Beach typically start out between $150,000 and $200,000, but can rise to nearly $2 million for the most luxurious and accommodating residences the town has to offer. No matter which type of real estate you choose, when you buy a home in Bradenton Beach, you are not only agreeing to a more relaxing and casual lifestyle, but you are also agreeing to a great investment.
The jewel of Florida’s Gulf Coast, Sarasota is a vibrant and dynamic area known for its rich history, culture and award-winning beaches. From al... Read more
When people choose Florida as a vacation destination, the reason is almost always traceable to the state’s warm, year-round, sunny climate; it... Read more
Nestled just to the south of Tampa Bay, Bradenton is a quickly growing area with a rich history. Taking advantage of the wonderful location, man... Read more
Tampa, Florida started to become a real city in the 1880’s with the arrival of Henry B. Plant’s railroad and Vincente Ybor’s cigar making prowess... Read more
Incredibly diverse in its makeup, South Tampa is a mixture of all the right ingredients that combine to create a wonderful community in which t... Read more
Tampa, Florida provides its residents with one of the most sought-after lifestyles in the nation. It’s easy to see why Tampa natives love livin... Read more
Longboat Key and its sister islands St. Armand’s, Lido & Bird Keys, serve as the northern barrier islands for the Sarasota area. Bordered to the wes... Read more
Located to the south of Sarasota, Venice is a very distinctive town with an almost double-identity. The mainland is an area of economic growth an... Read more
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The biggest “little city” in Florida, North Port is one of the state’s most newly-developed areas. Encompassing over 120 square miles, the city i... Read more
One of the most beautiful “small towns” in Florida, Englewood is a Gulf-front community set along the border of Sarasota and Charlotte counties... Read more
Siesta Key, a barrier island the runs parallel from mid-town to southern Sarasota, is one of the most popular places to live or visit on Florida’... Read more
The northernmost in the chain of barrier islands off the southwest coast of Florida, Anna Maria Island, FL. is home to three separate villages – Ann... Read more
Located along the shores of the Manatee River, the town of Ellenton is set directly between Sarasota and St. Petersburg. It is an ideal location fo... Read more
Casey Key, Florida, is a barrier island that shares waterways with its neighbors, the Island of Venice to the south and Siesta Key to the north. A... Read more
Temple Terrace is an incorporated city in Hillsborough County, Florida located northeast of Tampa. The city is predominantly a residential communit... Read more
Manasota Key is a charming barrier island just north of Charlotte Harbor and west of Englewood. A truly unspoiled location, the island has n... Read more
Located along Lemon Bay, just southwest of Englewood in Charlotte County, Grove City is a small town of less than 2 square miles. Originally a lemo... Read more
Formerly a pineapple plantation, Ballentine Manor Estates was named after Frederick Ballentine, a prominent real estate broker from New Jersey. I... Read more
Tampa, Florida is home to over 330,000 residents and the Tampa Bay metropolitan area has a population of over 2.7 million, making it the secon... Read more
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