Indian Rocks Beach Homes for Sale

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Located in Pinellas County Florida along the beautiful Gulf Coast just west of Largo and St. Petersburg nestled between the ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway is the stunning community of Indian Rocks Beach. This small coastal village stretches from 28th Ave. N. bordering Sand Key and Belleair Shore south to Coquina Cove and is home to roughly 4500 residents. Although small, it's still part of the Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Clearwater Metro area. It features over 2 miles of beach along the Gulf of Mexico with 27 beach access points.

This primarily tourist destination offers some of the area's finest beaches on the beautiful sunsets, multiple retail shops, restaurants, and a few markets. Although it is primarily a tourist destination, a lot of folks call Indian Rocks Beach home either year-round or seasonally. Many people call this a "throwback to old Florida" as it offers beautiful dune-lined beaches, boardwalks, and some of the best restaurants in the area.

Indian Rocks Beach got its name when a native medicine man brought his sick chief to bathe and drink the water from a local sulfur spring. In the earliest 20th century all the roads on the beaches were composed of shells and sand, some of which still exist today giving its name Indian Rocks Beach.

Things to do in Indian Rocks Beach

Because this is primarily a tourist destination, residents have access to all the local shops and restaurants along the waterfront. There are nearly 30 restaurants in Indian Rocks Beach alone offering everything from local seafood to great microbrews, pizza and pasta, tropical oyster bars, ice cream parlors, coffee shops, candy kitchens, and premier fine dining restaurants.

Indian Rocks Beach also has multiple attractions and parks such as Brown Park on the north end of the beach with playgrounds and tennis courts, the nature preserve featuring multiple boardwalk trails, waterfront trails, dog park, and community garden. Boat rentals and surf shops are also popular in Indian Rocks Beach as is the Historical Museum located on 4th Avenue. This museum covers local history operated by the Indian Rocks Historical Society.

Located also on 4th Avenue is Splash Harbour Water Park, this Florida and Key West-themed water amusement park for folks of all ages. It's a great place for parties, vacation packages, or just enjoying the sunshine on a hot afternoon.

Thinking of Relocating to Indian Rocks Beach?

While you might think that this tourist destination is not a place you would move to permanently, you might be surprised. There are many reasons to move to Indian Rocks Beach. For one, you definitely have space. In the dense St. Petersburg in the Tampa Bay area, Indian Rocks Beach is an uncrowded respite. You'll find stretches of beach with not a single soul on it and some of these beaches have been voted as the top beaches in the area yet they are far from crowded and dense.

You also have a wide variety of housing options. From beautiful seaside cabins and Florida architecture to condominiums and townhouses, there are a variety of homes and styles to choose from. You get that small-town lifestyle with an old Florida charm yet you're just minutes to St. Petersburg and about an hour from Tampa. The town covers less than one square mile and with a population of under 5000 people, chances are you'll meet your neighbors sooner rather than later.

If you love boating, Indian Rocks Beach is ideal. Choosing a home on the waterway side of the beach is ideal for having a boat dock, and heading out to the open water. From festivals and touristy events and activities to fantastic local restaurants, you don't have to go far to find true Florida charm in Indian Rocks Beach.

Indian Rocks Beach Homes

As we said before, there's a variety of homes for sale in Indian Rocks Beach from $300,000 up to $1 million or more. For those looking for low maintenance lifestyle, a one or two-story condominium or townhouse might be ideal. Condominiums start less than $300,000. You'll find ranch-style or single-story homes around $400,000 as well as beautiful waterfront estates with beach access for around $1.5 million on up. Many of the homes were built in the 1950s and 1960s yet you'll still find a good collection of modern contemporary design, newer homes, and beachfront estates.

For more information on homes for sale in Indian Rocks Beach, browse available listings on my website. When you're ready, contact my office at any time below or browse listings and schedule a showing. I think you'll love Indian Rocks Beach and I'd love to show you around. I look forward to speaking with you soon.

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