Delightful Dunedin FL Waterfront Living

Today there are 476 homes in Dunedin Florida for sale with the highlight of this community being its gulf waters – namely the spectacular State Park Beaches – Caladesi Island and Honeymoon Island.  The locals say that if you’re lucky enough to live in Dunedin then you’re lucky enough.  We say that if you’re able to find a Dunedin Florida waterfront home, then you’re more than lucky! 

Dunedin FL Waterfront Homes - Many Styles and Prices Available

Dunedin waterfront home styles and prices vary widely.    You’ll find simple to luxurious waterfront condos and townhomes on Alt. 19 (Bayshore Blvd.) and the Dunedin Causeway.  There are also many single family homes including ranchers, Spanish-style homes and Mediterranean-style estate homes.  Currently there are only 90 Dunedin waterfront homes for sale with 12 having sold or gone under contract in the last 30 days.  Prices range from $62,000 to $1.5M.    Of course, there are many others that offer spectacular water views.

The Dunedin Florida Waterfront Isn’t All …  The Lifestyle Here in a Nutshell

Dunedin is rich with Celtic history.  Today it is a family oriented community though it is also a vacation and second home destination for people worldwide seeking a fun and interesting place to visit or call home.   Although a destination spot for many, it’s important to note that Dunedin does NOT have any of the usual (dare I say ‘schlocky’?!) tourist traps that you will find on Clearwater Beach.   And you won’t find a Starbucks store anywhere near downtown or the beaches though you can find many a good cappucinno.   

Dunedin is a casual community with a wide array of homes styles and prices both on and off the water.   Most residents take advantage of the area water sports, fishing and boating or simply enjoy collecting shells on our soft, white sandy beaches.  Aside from all of the water sports and activities including fishing, boating, wind-surfing, jet-skiing, sailing, kayaking and more, you’ll also find family-friendly neighborhood parks, art shows and festivals, hiking trails, The Pinellas Trail, a sprinkling of antique shops and boutiques, nightlife, and casual and fun as well as eclectic and fine dining.