Boca Ciega Isle

It's a quiet, water-oriented island neighborhood within St Pete Beach, ideal if you want boat access and a low-traffic setting close to the Gulf. The scale is intimate — only about 9 homes changed hands in the last year — so it appeals to buyers who value community and waterfront over a busy, amenity-heavy lifestyle. Nearby beach areas like Pass-a-grille Beach add dining and sand within a short drive.

Yes, it sits at the upper end of the St Pete Beach market, with a median list price of $1,450,000 and two of three active homes priced above $1M. That said, actual sales tell a more grounded story — the median sold price over the past year was $805,000, so there's meaningful variation depending on water access and condition.

Active listings currently range from $795,000 to $1,525,000, with a median list price of $1,450,000 and an average of about $604 per square foot. The typical home is around 2,046 square feet, and recent sales came in at a median of $805,000. Comparing similar water-access homes in Belle Vista can help you gauge value.

It's a thin, steady market rather than a fast one — 3 homes are active and the median home takes about 51 days to sell. Sellers are averaging 95% of asking price, which signals that realistic pricing gets deals done while overpriced listings sit.

There's no standard HOA figure reported for the neighborhood, so most homes here aren't carrying a mandatory association fee. The median annual property tax runs about $4,839, though your exact bill depends on assessed value and homestead status.