Five Towns/Terrace Park is one of the largest over- 55 communities in the greater Tampa Bay area. The first building was constructed in 1971 with various stages through the 1970's and 1980's. Today there are about 1700 units in 35 buildings ranging from three to six stories in height. There are over 3500 residents during the height of the winter/spring season. This sprawling complex is located in an unincorporated area tucked between the northwest part of St. Petersburg and Seminole.
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| Green vistas abound at Five Towns |
The sturdy concrete block buildings are varied in color and are situated among acres of well-kept spacious landscaped grounds that include six man made lakes and three ponds. The recreational facilities include one hot tub and six swimming pools, of which two are heated. There are two recreational halls--the Magnolia and the Oleander--that contain many rooms for all kinds of activities, a dedicated gym, library, as well special rooms for billiards and card playing. There is even a computer lab in the Oleander hall.
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| Swim pool behind Oleander Club House, 5 Towns |
Each of the associations have different regulations regarding pets. Some buildings do not allow pets while others permit pets with weight and number restrictions. Prices for resale units in mid-2015 range from as low as $28,000 for a one bedroom unit of 745 square feet in need of renovation to $145,000 for an updated unit of 1700+ square feet in a prime location.
Tony Branch
Earnest Realty, Inc.
3136 3rd Avenue North
St. Petersburg, Florida 33713
727-460-7887 direct line
727-323-1706 office
stpetetonybranch@gmail.com
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