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Welcome to beautiful St. Pete beach Florida. This resort city is set on the barrier island west of the city of St. Petersburg and known for its luscious white sandy beaches. This coastal city in Pinellas County is a tourist destination formed from the towns Pass-a-Grille, Belle Vista, St. Petersburg Beach, and unincorporated parts of Pinellas County. It was incorporated in 1957 originally with the name St. Petersburg Beach. In 1994, locals voted to officially change the name to St. Pete Beach to distinguish it from the city of St. Petersburg just a few miles east. It's home to about 10,000 year-round residents.

"Love the area, and we're outside the major tourist section so it's very quiet. Perks of our location: Local parks, weekend farmers market, close to the water, gated community, close to grocery stores, work, gym, etc."

"St. Pete Beach is a great place to live because there are so many Sunday morning markets, live music, water sport rentals, and of course, there's the beach. There is always something to do." - Niche.com

What is St. Pete Beach Known For?

St. Pete Beach is known for being one of the best beaches in the whole country. This laid-back beach town is an excellent family destination, low-key haven, perfect for beach bums, luxury estates, and the famous Pink Palace or The Don Cesar, a renowned historical hotel opened in 1928 located on the beautiful Gulf shore.

As a general seaside resort destination, tourism is one of the biggest sources of revenue for St. Pete Beach. It's known for water sport activities, kiteboarding, windsurfing, standup paddleboarding, boating, fishing, and parasailing. This area has the longest stretch of undeveloped public beaches in the Clearwater area.

St. Pete Beach gets an average of 361 days of sunshine per year, so it's natural that this is a year-round tourist destination. Plus, it's close to major attractions in Orlando, cultural and cosmopolitan attractions of St. Petersburg, Tampa, and Clearwater, and strikes a great balance for the casual, laid-back beachcomber as well as the active attraction and event seeker.

Difference Between St. Pete Beach and St. Petersburg

Distinctly two different municipalities, St. Petersburg, often called St. Pete for short is the actual city on the mainland and St. Pete Beach is a small, barrier island town located along Long Key accessible from St. Pete by crossing one of the two long draw bridges or causeways. They are two distinct towns, however, even though they are neighboring and can get confusing from time to time. St. Pete Beach is primarily a resort destination with beautiful waterfront resorts, hotels, condominiums, and luxury estates.

St. Pete Beach Schools

All residents with school-age children in St. Pete Beach are zoned to the Pinellas County school system and are primarily assigned to the Azalea Elementary school, Madeira Beach middle school, and the Boca Ciega high school. There have been numerous schools throughout the last century but have narrowed it down to these primary three schools.

What to Do in St. Pete Beach

Known for being America's No. 1 beach, if you're looking for hours of affordable family fun, head to the beach at St. Pete Beach. At Upham Beach Park, the northernmost stretch in town, you'll find showers and a snack bar, craft beer and wine, bathrooms and plenty of parking. Be sure to check out the "Secret Garden" on the north end of the beach. Simply take a stroll all the way up to the north in this lushly landscaped private spot.

For the epitome and relaxation, grab a day pass at the Tradewinds Island Grand Resort. You can enjoy all the amenities such as the water slides, swimming pools, beach cabana, mini-golf, and fabulous food. Check out live music at Jimmy B's behind Beachcomber Hotel or spread to blanket out on the beach and enjoy some volleyball and a beer at Postcard Inn.

Pass-a-Grille Beach is a small community on the south end of St. Pete Beach where you can rent paddleboards, build sandcastles, swim, or enjoy any one of the fantastic water sports in the area. Browse Historic 8th Avenue, a historic business district and one of the last places along the Gulf Coast where you can experience Old Florida. Check out all the great old architecture, go shopping, soak up the atmosphere, eat out, or simply take a stroll along the Avenue. There are great restaurants such as Seahorse, an old-fashioned restaurant that's been here since the 1930s. Merry Pier is a historic attraction dating back to 1902. It is one of St. Pete Beach's best fishing spots. Whether you're fishing, dining, relaxing, beachcombing, or simply taking in the sunshine, there's plenty to do on St. Pete Beach.

Of course, there's always shops and restaurants, markets, and daily services available at the Dolphin Village, a shopping center in the center of St. Pete Beach and a major shopping center right at the causeway or entrance to St. Pete Beach as well.

St. Pete Beach Homes for Sale

There are a variety of homes, condominiums, villas, and waterfront estates all along St. Pete Beach starting at about $220,000 for one bedroom, one bath condos at around 600 ft.². There are typically between 20 and 40 properties for sale in St. Pete Beach anywhere from $200,000 to over $8 million. These luxury waterfront estates feature homes that go right onto the beach or homes on the Bayside that feature docs and waterfront access. Waterfront homes reside on inlets and peninsulas such as Vina Del Mar Island, Boca Ciega Isle, Bella Vista, Punta Vista, Three Palms Point, and Brightwater.

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