Redington Shores Homes & Condos for Sale

Neutral quick facts to help you compare lifestyle and property options.

- Gulf-front barrier-island town with about 1.2 miles along Gulf Boulevard and convenient access to Boca Ciega Bay.
- Public Redington Shores Beach Access with paid parking, restrooms, and beach showers.
- Mix of single-family neighborhoods like Surfside and Harbor Shores plus condo communities such as Redington Towers and Redington Shores Yacht & Tennis Club.
- Three town parks, a tennis court, and a causeway area with benches for relaxing and fishing.
- Approximately 30 minutes to Tampa International Airport and major professional sports venues, depending on traffic and conditions.

Redington Shores is one of the smaller towns on Pinellas County's Gulf barrier islands — about 2,200 residents along 1.2 miles of Gulf Boulevard between Indian Rocks Beach and Redington Beach. The market splits between Gulf-front condo buildings on the beach side and single-family homes on the bay side, where canal-front streets and gated communities like Surfside, Harbor Shores, and Redington Shores Yacht & Tennis Club offer dockable water with quick access to Boca Ciega Bay.

Incorporated in 1955, the town keeps a low-key profile: one county-maintained public beach park at 18200 Gulf Blvd, Del Bello Park's bayside fishing dock and kayak launch, and no commercial entertainment district. For six decades its landmark was the 1,062-foot Redington Long Pier, built in 1962 and demolished in 2020 — locals still use it as a reference point for the town's center. Restaurants and nightlife sit minutes away in Madeira Beach at John's Pass and along Indian Rocks Beach's Gulf Boulevard corridor.

Shane Vanderson, a Florida-licensed broker associate with Engel & Völkers South Tampa, helps buyers and sellers across the beach corridor weigh Gulf versus canal position, evacuation-zone insurance costs, renourishment timing, and comparable sales — the variables that drive value in a town this small. Browse current listings and recent sales below, then reach out for a confidential consultation or request a home valuation

The Town of Redington Shores sits entirely within a Special Flood Hazard Area, and the community is in Hurricane Evacuation Zone A — the first zone called in an evacuation. Flood insurance is required for most financed purchases, and premiums vary with elevation certificates, construction year, and claims history. Pinellas County's Find Your Evacuation Zone tool and FEMA's Map Service Center show designations for any address, and our guide to waterfront insurance in Tampa Bay covers the wind, flood, and water-damage landscape in detail.

Two more items belong in barrier-island due diligence here: Pinellas County's multi-year beach renourishment program, which periodically stages construction along the Gulf frontage, and the Coastal Construction Control Line, which governs what can be built or rebuilt seaward of the line on Gulf-front parcels. Shane reviews flood maps, insurance quotes, and permit context on every Redington Shores transaction.