Rafael Zenke

Welcome to Tierra Verde, the picture-perfect Island located at the southernmost tip of Pinellas County, Florida. This lot sits at an estimated 9' elevation—comparable to a nearby home that remained dry during both recent storms. The community spans approximately 667 acres and is home to around 3,800 residents. The island boasts a high walkability score, with residents enjoying easy access to a variety of local businesses and eateries. Notable dining establishments include Billy’s Stone Crab, a family-run seafood restaurant, and The Island Grille & Raw Bar, known for its extensive menu and waterfront views. For boating enthusiasts, the Tierra Verde Marina provides comprehensive services, including boat docking facilities and access to the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay. Tierra Verde serves as the gateway to Fort De Soto Park, a 1,136-acre county park celebrated for its pristine beaches, historic fort, and diverse recreational opportunities, including hiking trails, campgrounds, and a popular fishing pier. Additionally, the nearby Shell Key Preserve offers an 1,800-acre sanctuary for shorebirds and marine life, accessible only by watercraft, making it a haven for kayakers and nature enthusiasts. Despite its serene island setting, Tierra Verde is conveniently connected to the mainland via the Pinellas Bayway, providing residents with quick access to downtown St. Petersburg, St. Pete Beach, and Tampa International Airport.