Clearwater FL Real Estate Guide > Homes for Sale, Neighborhoods, Relocating to Clearwater Florida

Clearwater Living

For those seeking an active lifestyle, Clearwater is the place to be. With miles of white beaches, world-class museums, waterfront views, spectacular sunsets, 26 public and semi-private golf courses and more than two million square feet of combined mall space, the Pinellas Suncoast has something for everyone.

Clearwater is the home of the community’s annual Clearwater Jazz Holiday in October. Pari-mutuel wagering is available with greyhound racing, thoroughbred racing and jai alai in nearby communities. By traveling a mere 30 minutes from Clearwater, a visitor can spend a day at Busch Gardens, the Florida Aquarium, or the Lowry Park Zoo. Less than a two hour drive away are a number of large attractions such as the Walt Disney World Resort®, EPCOT Center, MGM Studios, Universal Studios, and Sea World. Visitors can combine relaxing on Clearwater Beach with day trips to other major attractions.

Fine restaurants are plentiful, varying from elegantly simple to simply elegant. Menus include a wide selection from ethnic Italian or gourmet French to "down home" barbecue or fresh fish caught daily.

Pinellas County is the seventh largest school district in Florida and ranks 23rd of 16,000 school districts nationally. The district has approximately 104,000 students attending. Pinellas County boasts five exceptional education schools and three exceptional education centers in addition to its regular curriculum. Over 36,000 students attend adult and technical programs at 12 centers in the county.

For continuing and advanced education, several colleges, universities and vocational-technical institutions are within short traveling distances. Each offers a wide range of pre-med, computer science, nursing and specific skilled programs developed at employers' requests.

Situated in a semi-tropical zone, Clearwater features nearly ideal weather year-round. Clearwater enjoys an annual average temperature of 72 degrees Fahrenheit. Winds from the Gulf of Mexico help to keep the climate relatively stable.

Clearwater's mild winters and warm summers, tempered by the cooling afternoon rains and southerly prevailing winds off the Gulf, attract millions of vacationers and a number of new residents. The area known as the Pinellas Suncoast, of which Clearwater is a part, has sunshine about 95 percent of the year making it an ideal place for enjoying the outdoors.

Whether you are searching for a home or Clearwater homes for sale or looking to invest in real estate. You can find the most current real estate listings of single - family homes, condominiums, townhouses, or investment opportunities, to find your perfect home. View other relocation resources such as real estate market trends, sold home values, featured homes, mortgage financing options and real estate agent assistance.