Country Club Estates

It's a solid choice for buyers who want an established Clearwater neighborhood with easy access to the beaches, the bay, and a roughly 32-minute drive to Tampa International Airport. Families are zoned for Sandy Lane Elementary, Dunedin Highland Middle, and Clearwater High School. It trades resort polish for a central, practical location and comparatively attainable prices.

Compared to Clearwater's waterfront enclaves, no — the median list price here is $407,000 and homes start around $299,900. There's still range, with one current listing above $1 million, but the bulk of the market sits in reach of a wide set of buyers. It's more affordable than coastal communities like Sand Key.

Active listings run from about $299,900 up to $1,095,000, with a median list price of $407,000 and an average of $302 per square foot. The median home size is around 1,548 square feet. Over the past year, 10 homes sold at a median price of $330,500.

It's brisk — the 7 active listings are moving at a median of just 17 days on market. Sellers are getting about 93% of their asking price on average, which points to a market where realistic pricing gets results. With 10 sales in the last 12 months, this is a smaller, steady neighborhood rather than a high-turnover one.

There's no meaningful HOA reported for this neighborhood, which keeps monthly carrying costs down compared to condo or Cove Cay-style communities. The median annual property tax runs about $5,589. For anyone weighing a rental, the median rent in the area is roughly $2,300 a month.