Oceanfront, Boat Dock, Free use of Canoe & Bikes, Fish, Swim, Relax

3 homes, Family Reunion favorite for many families. Gaze to the Gulf of Mexico, watch and listen for dolphins, boats, fish and birds. Cycle or walk along the water, the quiet streets or Pinellas Trails. Take the canoe to the small beach islands very close by or Caladesi Beach State Park.

There is a 3 bed/2 bath and also two 2 bedroom homes on this over 1/3 acre of ocean front property. Great for a family reunion.

On sites this property has been listed for years Vacationers gave a reference and let us give out their contact info:
March 2018 Fun, Relaxing, Safe, Our 3rd Time Rated 5* Greg & Sue
February 2018 Clearwater Vacation Rated 5* Don & Ruth
December 2017 Christmas Family Vacation Rated 5* Jamie Lyn

Unique Benefits

Ocean front with birds, fish jumping, dolphin, manatee with quick access to small beach islands by canoe or kayak or boat. 100 year old trees, palms... enjoy nature yet close to everything.

Why Kids Love It

Fish from the dock, watch birds dive, watch mullet (vegetarian) fish jump, listen for dolphins, try to spot a slow moving manatee...they barely ripple the water. Outdoor shower to cool off. Get to the small beach islands in our canoe quickly...it is like having your own island.

Area Information

Old Clearwater Bay is a family area on the west side of Clearwater, the Gulf of Mexico side.
Many helpful websites on My Boaters Paradise website, to help you plan your vacation.

Attractions Within Walking Distance

Parks, Clearwater Marine (rescue) Aquarium, Pinellas Trail, shops and restaurants downtown Clearwater to the south or Dunedin to the north.

Favorite Places To Eat

Shephards ocean front, Frenchy's ocean front location

Inside Scoop

East west travel is easier on Drew St unless you want to access all of the small malls and big box stores on Gulf to Bay. Countryside Mall has an indoor skating rink in the center of the mall, quite unique. Dolphin enter Venetian Basin anytime of day or night, making a big splash across from the dock, then splashing up and down as they eat and play. Out in the canoe or boat splashing and boating in a circle often attracts dolphins. Manatee do not even ripple the water as they are slow moving. In the canoe or a boat you will notice a grey blob, just stop and wait for them. In the Basin you may see their face as they take in the sun next to the mangrove tree across from the dock. Egret (tall white bird with long legs) think they own the streets, traffic stops to let them cross, and they are sure they own any boat at the dock, they have to inspect it. In one of the tall native Florida pines on the property Osprey have built a huge nest, it took 3 months to build this architectural wonder January to March, the eggs hatched late May. Generation after generation will return to the nest. See if you can tell which tree on the property is a native Florida Oak. Hint look west side near the sidewalk. It is unlike any other oak tree. On the west side of the ground floor building are 3 orchid trees blooming January through to April, an air plant they are not on the irrigation system and are not watered ever, they get their moisture from the air.