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Beach town between the Gulf and Boca Ciega Bay
North of Treasure Island, Redington Beach caters to beach-lovers seeking quiet coastal community on the Gulf of Mexico’s barrier islands. “Redington Beach is a beach town that feels like a neighborhood,” says Tina Terracciano, Chairperson of Redington Beach’s Parks and Recreation Board. “There aren’t too many short-term rentals creeping in, and we have a town council, community groups and residents who value getting together and knowing their neighbors.” Connected to more tourism-heavy communities and the mainland by Gulf Boulevard, Redington Beach is a residential enclave with drivable access to cultural, shopping, commuter and entertainment hubs along the Gulf and Tampa Bay.
Redington Beach is mostly filled with residential homes & amazing sunsets.
Redington Beach is a quite neighborhood to enjoy walks with your pups.
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Gulf beaches and community parks
The town’s beaches are the center of community life, kept relatively tourist-free through resident-only parking areas at public access points along Gulf Boulevard. Between the sandy beaches on the Gulf and private docks over Boca Ciega Bay, residents are surrounded by coastal wildlife and access to the water. “In October through April, people can get bonfire permits for the beaches, and during Turtle Season we watch out for nests that return each year,” Terracciano says. “Herons, osprey and bright green parakeets fly around. People walk in the sand and collect shells, they fish and boat, and at night everyone goes out to watch the sunset.”
For land-based recreation, Redington Beach Town Park boasts a shaded playground, picnic pavilions and a grassy field featuring a volleyball net and soccer goal. Friendship Park is a bayside pocket park best known for hosting the Redington Beach Property Owners Association Wine & Food Gala, and several triangular pocket parks bloom with native plants, flowers and palm trees throughout the town.
Kids love running around the different play areas in Redington Beach town park.
Play some pickle ball with friends on the courts of Harold Radcliffe park in Redington Beach.
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Midcentury one-story homes and vaulted new construction
Midcentury coastal stucco cottages and ranch-style homes with Spanish Revival details on lots of less than a quarter acre line blocks throughout much of Redington Beach, selling for $550,000 to $1.5 million depending on square footage and whether it includes a private dock into the bay. New two- and three-story custom builds with amenities like personal theaters and private pools stand right on the Gulf, selling for $2 million to $6 million. A handful of boxy complexes built off Gulf Boulevard in the 70s house beachfront condos, selling for $760,000 to $1.5 million.
Spanish Mediterranean Style homes in Redington Beach arrange from single level to mansions.
Homes vary in size & style through out Redington Beach.
Redington Beach is lined with multi-million dollar mansions.
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Town of Redington Beach parades
Themed golf cart decoration contests, parades and food in Town Park mark holidays throughout the year in Redington Beach, like the Mardi Gras golf cart parade and gumbo cook-off. Each December, locals deck their boats with Christmas lights and process along the bay from Madeira Beach to Caddy’s in Indian Shores.
Sit back & relax while waiting for your table at restaurants in Redington Beach.
Madeira Beach farmers market on Wednesdays is a great place to buy from local vendors
A lot of residents in Redington Beach get around town in their gulf carts.
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Restaurants and groceries along Gulf Boulevard
While Redington Beach is strictly residential, residents can drive less than 2 miles north or south on Gulf Boulevard to dozens of restaurants. Saltwater Hippie Beach Bar is the spot for nightly live music performances and a cold beer, and SeaBreeze Island Grill and Wahoo’s Bayside Pub & Grill both serve fresh seafood and American pub classics alongside bayside views. For groceries and essentials, Winn-Dixie and CVS are a mile away in Madeira Beach, and Publix and Walmart are just across the Tom Stuart Causeway Bridge on the mainland.
Publix is right over the bridge for your grocery needs.
Saltwater hippie beach bar is the go to dive bar for residents living in Redington Beach.
SeaBreeze Island Grill is just down the street from Redington Beach & offers waterfront views.
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Attending Pinellas County School District
Kids in Redington Beach can attend Bauder Elementary School which earns an A-minus on Niche, followed by Seminole Middle School which earns a B-plus and Seminole High School which earns a B. Seminole High students participate in dozens of extracurriculars, including an excellent marching band which was selected to perform at the 2025 Rose Parade in California.
The entrance sign to Bauder Elementary School.
Seminole Middle School has a digital sign to display daily information.
A digital sign displays informatiuon outside of Seminole High School.
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Driving down Gulf Boulevard and bridges to St. Petersburg
Gulf Boulevard connects Redington Beach to barrier island destinations like St. Pete Beach and Indian Shores and is lined by Suncoast Beach Trolley stops more frequently used by tourists than residents. For access to mainland Florida, locals drive across the bridge in Madeira Beach and take Route 19 Alternate 4 miles into Seminole or 13 miles into St. Petersburg. Many residents also own low-speed vehicles for quick jaunts on local roads with speed limits of 35 mph or less.
Trolly stations can be picked up along gulf blvd running through Redington Beach.
Tom Stuart causeway bridge gets you in & out of Redington Beach.
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Flood risk and insurance
All of Redington Beach is susceptible to flooding during high tides, heavy rains, tropical storms or depressions and hurricanes. Flood insurance is mandatory for many homebuyers, and newly constructed homes follow codes which require structural reinforcement and elevation above flood lines. The Town of Redington Beach also makes efforts to combat flooding by maintaining and upgrading drainage systems.
Some homes in Redington Beach are waterfront with their own private docks.
Modern Style homes are the newest additions in Redington Beach with the new renovations going on
Redington Beach has one section of homes that live out on their own little island.
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